27/07/2012
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About me
- Kristoffer W. Mikkelsen
- Graduated from The Animation Workshop in Denmark with a bachelor degree in Character Animation. Trained in both traditional and 3D animation, but mainly interested in character design and background painting. Previously interned at Framestore, London and worked as Art Director at Style5.tv in Toronto, Canada. Currently working as a Character Animator on Cartoon Saloon's upcoming feature - Song of the Sea.
Contact
- Arna Diego
- Benjamin Kousholt
- Christian Bøving
- Christian Kuntz
- Drude Mangaard
- Emil Landgreen
- Firas Momani
- Frederik Villumsen
- Henrik Sønniksen
- Jakob Kousholt
- Jesper Jensen
- Jonas Doctor
- Jonas M. Jensen
- Laura Zheng
- Mark Kjærgaard
- Martín S. Vallespir
- Michael H. Nielsen
- Mikkel Sommer
- Rikke Skovgaard
- Sylvester Rishøj
- Tina Lykke Thorn
Readers
Haha! Cool!
SvarSletamazing!!!
SvarSletThis is actually really amazing to stare at haha.
SvarSletawesome! and great blog!
SvarSletWow! How did you do that?
SvarSletThese are fun!
SvarSletyeah! looks GREAT, please share. I wanna do this to my life drawings.
SvarSletHey everybody! Thanks for all the nice comments. :D
SletThis trick is super easy and fun to do! Check out how here.
Thanks for the vidéo ! :'D
SvarSletawesome, i can't wait doing this with my paintings. That's kind of you to share the tip !
SvarSletAWESOME !
SvarSletI hope Udgiv means Send or this message might be erased
How do you go about animating your paintings after you've made your 2d image into a 3d image? This is great!
SvarSletyou used photoshop or any 3D program to animate?
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