I really appreciate it, thanks! Especially when someone professional like you does an analysis in this way. Moreover, I couldn’t have done it without my friend Amir Kazemi's help

@ghelpek7477

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that you mentioned.🙌 As always my efforts has been ignored 🥲😅

@HowardWimshurst

Жыл бұрын

Hey you found the video! 🤗 glad you like it. Thank you for inspiring me and many others. @ghelpek Sorry for overlooking your important role in this! I will do my best to set the record straight and let everyone know that you were instrumental in this film's production. You integrated the animations so well with each other - that's the mark of a skilled professional, but it also made you invisible to my eyes 👀! I have already changed the description and pinned comment to include your portfolio and vimeo links. Really amazing work.

@ghelpek7477

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Howard 🙌🙏

@arad_drawing5854

Жыл бұрын

I really like the way you animate. That's awesome.

@sagzan9711

Жыл бұрын

@@ghelpek7477 You're untouchable Ghelpi

i saw this video a while back... and its crazy that you can still tell its cr7 ... from the look to the mannerisms within the movement ... and maintaining that through the various movements and keeping the simplistic style and attention to detail simultaneously is just insane

@maridianimations

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, I am sure the reference helped but still, getting that run to feel like cr7 was so good to watch

Damn, i met Mehdi like 3 years ago and was seriously star struck by his works. We had a good chat afterwards about animation too!!! Great to see him getting featured here!!! 😊

@HowardWimshurst

Жыл бұрын

wow cool! I'd love to chat with him some time. He has been very nice and left a comment on this video

@arad_drawing5854

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, he's kind of a Genius Animator just as Howard said.

That is some gorgeous animation from Medhi. Thanks for highlighting him Howard.

This is so very impressive and the breakdown really brings the focus to things I wouldnt even pickup on. What a masterpiece

I can understand getting inspired by independent animation more than mainstream animation I've always loved animation for as long as I can remember but the one thing that pushed me to finally awaken to wanting to be an animator was legend a dragon ball tale earlier it was stick figure animations on newgrounds but legend really awakened something in me

I have meet Mehdi in person, his work is truly inspiring and amazing, he haven't posted all of his work....! I have watched his un-released work> its so damn cool

He is from a different dimension, It is the Best compliment for the artist

Yeeeh I love how this guy just played with shapes and the angles of number seven just to get the effect he was after. Awesome work, I love this :)

NO7 Short film made by and Mehdi Alibeygi and Amir Kazemi: kzread.info/dash/bejne/no2os6t6aLSrfto.html See here the amazing design work of Amir Kazemi for this film www.artstation.com/artwork/v2825a vimeo.com/ghelpek The BTS Making of NO7 kzread.info/dash/bejne/oYFouaahp9ueo84.html Learn how to make 2D animations here: www.animatorguild.com/courses.html

I just saw the thumbnail and assumed they managed to make some kind of animation inspired by Miegakure :P

I think your approach to inspiration is a really good idea. Someone no one has heard of is going to have different ideas and getting inspired by that means your work will be fresh

at 02:26, the number of "pieces" increases up to, and stops at 7 before the figure is completed.

the way he thinks about simplifying shapes reminds me of how Kandinsky made his "dance" drawings

Thank you for showing this. Amazing work and explanation!

That is such an interesting and inspiring animation, thank you for sharing this.

Wow, thats a poetry! Very clever and majestic

It really looks like we're combing through a 4 dimensional object.

With the thumbnail and describing his work as being on another dimension, I was fully expecting you to mention 4 dimensional simulation. Thats what first thought of when seeing how rotations in perspective distort and deconstruct the forms, as we're seeing 3 of 4 dimensions.

@MaxOakland

Жыл бұрын

That's exactly what I thought too!

Yes, very beautifully done! Thanks.

I know where I have seen these topsy turvy inside out shapes in motion. This looks inspired by bad tweens that deconstruct and reconstruct objects in a new position. It's like the animator was rotoscoping over a bad tween that folds and stretches over itself.

hope next you can do interview with them, bunch of those guys are inspirational

happy that i was subscribed and youtube recommended your video "get the fire on a sunday morning"

Honestly, this would have made Picasso jealous.

Amazing, just amazing!!!

Your videos are amazing

That people are able to do this is just insane...

Awesome Ghelpek

This is awesome!

Fantastic animat

Watch "chang over" from him too its insane

I want more and more video like this

@HowardWimshurst

5 ай бұрын

I will get back to making them after i finish my short film :)

Recommendation : Weilin Zhang animation analysis. I miss this kind of vids

im a animation student more interested in 3d but need to start at 2d also dont know where to begin. even collage teaching is sucks almost... adobe animate or after effects whic one will be more good in 2d????

감사합니다

bad ass

Sir can you give some tips for hand draw lipsynce in anime in different angle

@HowardWimshurst

Жыл бұрын

i do have quite detailed lesosns on lipsync inside my course mastering motion www.animatorguild.com/mastering-motion.html

this too remind me a little to the wall and Gigi D'Agostino Bla Bla Bla

Is all of it frame by frame?

@HowardWimshurst

Жыл бұрын

yes

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Жыл бұрын

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@HowardWimshurst

Жыл бұрын

No problem, I can answer all those questions. I'll send an email back to you today 👍

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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miyazaki also very famously dont consume others creations.

The best art came from genius human mind power and hands. Ai art is nothing in comparison

Good video. 1st comment

What is more important? The animations or that guy? Why the gay appears more than the animations?

Dude your animation breakdown isn't good... you're literally not telling us anything new...it's like a reaction video

@ekitorfreire

Жыл бұрын

I feel that too. It doesn't really go into a real analysis, just descriptions.

@barnabasgbiaye6856

Жыл бұрын

@@ekitorfreire exactly