My drawing on video
Hello, good morning everyone. Today I decided to post some content I've been working on for four days. I overcame countless challenges to create this video, but even though it's only a minute long, it's beautiful. The app I used to achieve this was Flipaclip. With this app, I was able to make it look as good as possible, as it uses photos to generate the video. I had to create almost 200 images. I did it step by step: as I created new parts of the photo, I made copies and saved them. In the end, all that was left was to create the video with background music, and here it was.
the video is this
Now I've also uploaded it to YouTube so you can extract the video link and watch it.
I know this post is a bit short, but as I mentioned, I've been cooking it for four days now, I hope that, no matter how short it is, you like it.
Now for the content: This drawing was inspired by a post I made a few days ago about the apricot. I took some photos of the plant and drew the one I liked the most. I did it in ibisPaint X on my phone and made some adjustments in Windows Paint to get the drawing to look like this, as well as using Flipaclip to create the video.
original photo and final finish
Hello, @geantech
Seriously, it's nice to find publications that experiment with the way they deliver, in this case, their drawings.
Did it take you 4 days to do it? Wow.
You'll be gaining practice and the skill to publish them in an hour or two.
Congratulations on starting variations.
Check out some things that can be done with a computer (if you have one). But also with a mobile phone.
https://steemit.com/steem-venezuela/@joslud/tutorial-making-an-intro-with-paint-3d
When you make videos, use the hashtag #steemvideo in the first 4 posts.
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Thank you so much for the comment and thank you so much for the hashtag and the video platform.
Is that with a phone or computer? I noticed that each time some site or tool says it only takes a few minutes it takes me hours ☹️ not to mention all those hours I waste proving I am not a robot.
He/she say it, the video shows him using Flip a Clip & ibispaint.com . I get the impression he worked animation frame by frame.
https://flipaclip.com/es/
https://ibispaint.com/
For Android & iOS
Thank you. That's true. Some apps promise a video in just a few minutes, but you have to spend hours creating it just to get a few minutes of content. It was a struggle for me too. I also used a phone and a computer to make things easier.
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This is super cool! I find it fascinating to see how the drawing grows 🤩
Wow 200 pictures, does this happen automatically or are these screenshots?
How many do you create @joslud?
Look @tezzmax can you do this with your painting? Hiw about you @almaguer? Insteas of 200 pictures 10 might be a good start?
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If this is her/his first time, @geantech did a great job; the agility will come with time.
Depending on the application, it's a mixed process, between your images and those created by the application.
In this example uses Pivot Animator v4. On the computer, I only created 32 frames, for 7 seconds of video.
Look in Youtube
Thank you so much for the app and recommendations and I appreciate your support
Thank you for your comment, it's very nice and yes, they are cropped screenshots of the process I did to make the painting.
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Thank you