Hi,
So today, I would like to show you something that I’ve been working on for quite a while.
I created this “animation” by drawing every individual scene using my dad’s IPad; Medibang, a drawing app; and made them come to life by using Splice, a video editing app.
This ICT project was dedicated to animating apartments dancing to music. It’s pretty weird.
I thought I was done. But it was the moment that everything started, again (Honestly, more like *It was at this moment, that John knew, he messed up*). While I was putting the frames that I drew using GIMP, into the animation software “Synfig Studio,” the plugin “GIMP to Synfig” failed to work correctly. As cautious as I am, I read through all the possible forums and documentations on that error code to solve it; I had no luck. I found one very vague and underutilized solution though, but writing and modifying your OWN scripts for GIMP in Python? I wouldn’t risk all the data on my entire laptop just for experimenting with a system file. So I sat down on my chair, wondering about nothing more. Just like that, for half an hour.
I want to say “thank you” to my classmates.
I used 8bit Printer, iMovie, my favorite song and gif mov to make this video.
I tried to make pictures similar to my classmates.
I used “ibis Paint X” to draw pictures. It was very hard. I spent about one hour to draw.
We all know and love the ever-bustling city of Tokyo, known for its glowing signs, the infamous fictional Godzilla, and so much more. It’s true—even after countless visits, you just can’t get enough of the out-of-this-world ambiance.
