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Bellick โ Wiggledog
Published: 2012-03-26 04:36:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 5750; Favourites: 395; Downloads: 117
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Made with ink ballpen and AE'nuff said
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Holy hell. Did you use more than one layer or just warping effects? Never before has such little movement had such a strong effect O.O
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Just warping. Actually, it's called a displacement map. That sort of thing allows to simulate depth easier than with just compositing multi-layered files. And it's the fact that the "movement" happens simultaneously at the back and front in opposite directions that further enhances the effect.
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Interesting. I've used displacement mapping in 3D software, but this is something totally different. Thanks for letting me know!
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God damn it, how the hell did you... It looks like its... *touches screen* ย Well I guess it's not, but... HOW THE FUCK! It looks like it's coming out of my screen!! Man that's cool.
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The Magic of Photoshop and After Effects of course
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I didn't know Adobe had power over the third dimension like that... Impressive wizardry.
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This is so... strange... I can't stop looking at it... o.O
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Thanks! And thanks for the
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oh man. i have to fave this.
this is SO cool!!
it's like 3D!!
uhm. shit. i guess that's why it's in the 3-D cat then right?
DOH!
excellent work!!
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Hahaha thanks a TON, I'm glad you like it. Also, thanks so much for watching me, I'll try not to dissapoint.
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Watch out for the wiggler! Look out its the wiggler!
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Sorry for the nightmares
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How did you make this?? I want to know how to use AE
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What I did was to first draw the dog on a math exam. Second, I scanned the dog, opened the file in Photoshop, and, in a second new layer, started painting with the brush a sort of representation of the depth of the image with just black white. Using white to paint on top of the areas "closest" to the viewer and black for the farthest (with different shades of gray in between of course) I created what is called a depth map (also useful for different rendering techniques in 3D modelling software such as Maya and 3D Max). Then I imported the Photoshop file to After Effects into a new composition and applied an Effect to the original image layer called displacement map, set it to use the second layer as it's map and just tweeked with the effect's values until I got an animation movement that I liked. Druing this process I had to get back to Photoshop and edit the depth map to correct depth issues several times. In total it took me about 10 hours to get it right.
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Sweeet!!!! thank you berry berry much.
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My pleasure. If you would ever make something following that technique please be sure to let me know. I could throw in some feedback if you'd like. Bear in mind you could do with anything, even a photograph. Also, you should check this blog [link] and ~TidensBarn 's gallery. I drew inspiration from them although their work is a little messy imo. I'm not sure if they followed the same technique but their results are pretty much the same and they're amazing.
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Ok. Im going to try this with an image of my boyfriend. Hopefully what u said in the replys will be enough steps for me. I was also curious if I could have ur email to show u the success of the effect on my boyfriend....I will NOT post him on here.
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lol, alrighty then, it is bellick@outlook.com, quite straightforward
here's a quick tutorial I just found which might help, it pretty much conveys all that I explained in a vide [link]
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Am I the only one who started petting it?
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you kick ass. i could watch this all day. in fact, i think i will.
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thanks a bunch
but beware, it might bite
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It looks like it's popping out of the screen!
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This is the bomb dot com.
YOU ARE TALENTED.
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