🐧 NEW 2D Animation! Made in: Procreate Dreams
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- čas přidán 18. 06. 2024
- It is a great joy to share my newest 2D #animation project. This piece was created in the new Procreate Dreams App for iPad. #ProcreateDreams is BRAND NEW animation App developed by @Procreate - It's a real game changer!
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Film & Animation by: Aaron Blaise
Music & Score by: Max Mueller (www.filmmusic.maxrmueller.com)
Additional Color by:
Claudia Borbòn
Nick Burch
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Aaron Blaise is an animation feature film director and wildlife artist.
For 21 years Aaron worked with Disney helping to create some of the greatest animated films ever made. During that time he worked as an animator or supervising animator on "The Rescuers Down Under", "Beauty and the Beast", "Aladdin", "The Lion King", "Pocahontas", "Mulan" and more.
In 2003 he was co-director of "Brother Bear" for which he earned an Oscar nomination for Best Animated Feature Film.
After "Brother Bear" he helped to develop several projects but ultimately left Disney to pursue an opportunity back home in Florida. Aaron recently served as 2D Animation Supervisor and Character Designer for the "The Bear and the Hare" an advertisement loved by millions around the world. (vimeo.com/78740926)
Aaron currently is working on his mission to bring affordable art education and animation training to the world through his website: CreatureArtTeacher.com/?src=yt
00:00 Opening
00:30 Our Hero has an Idea
01:30 End credits - Jak na to + styl
Check out more animation & lessons on my site: CreatureArtTeacher.com - PLUS, be sure to get #ProcreateDreams when it becomes available on November 22nd!
Awesome :) When will you be putting out a video about working with Procreate Dreams. Hands on kinda thing?
Soon.
Cool! Looking forward to it! @@AaronBlaiseArt
It will be compatible with the iPad Air 5 generation model ?
This looks amazing.
Does this do that auto fill paint that TVpaint does?
I hope we get a renaissance classic traditional 2D hand-drawn animated movies and cartoon shows
Me too!
@@AaronBlaiseArt Is this going to be the new era of hand drawn and CGi movies? It's thanks to the graphic tablets via animation software.
I truly hope so. I was so disheartened when many traditional animators were let go in the early 2000's. I had gone to school to be a 2D animator and when I graduated the industry was pretty much dead (or all shipped overseas).
I would LOVE to see a resurgence in traditional animation! Especially among the new generation!
I’m kind of sad that today’s generation will grow up only with 3d cartoons. 2d was soo cool 😢
@@MrGarryRollo Don't worry. This generation began in 2004 following the release of Disney's Home on the Range. However, the only way to bring back 2D is to use graphics tablets via animation software. Ix-nay on pencil-on-paper in favor of the digital hand drawn process. That's how 2D animation in the future goes.
It's so great! Loved seeing this during the presentation today. You all made a GREAT example of this software in action!
Thanks! So glad you liked it. You’re going to love it when you get your hands on it
@@AaronBlaiseArt Out of curiosity, how big (in MB... or GB) was the final file for this project?
Really good!
@@AaronBlaiseArt Are you preparing a video review of Procreate Dreams? I would love to know your take on it
Absolutely breath taking. Just watched the keynote and can’t believe this was made in 2 weeks.
TWO WEEKS???!!!! I REALLY GOTTA GET FASTER HOLY MOLY
This was created in two weeks? How were the in-between frames created so quickly? Is Aaron Blaise a fast artist, or were they created automatically with the application?
TWO WEEKS??!!!! WOW!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
by hand my friend. no interpolated frames or sh*t ai system. as procreate stands with the artists against ai.@@e-mananimates2274
My God!
I guess hard work really pays off!
Well, it's 12 weeks, but still.
I’ve been devastated at the loss of hand drawn animation that have an organic and expressive feel, you feel the artist’s spirit in it, seeing how people are getting irritated by automation and appreciating work of hand more, I believe that a new era of manual culture will arise, I’m grateful for the legendary artists like you that stuck to your passion regardless of trends
Excellent-quality hand drawn animation like this is often associated with a lot of character, life, and energy, like this one of Aaron's. Trends can be popular but doesn't mean they are always good. These days there are too many poorly made animation memes on the internet which are utter shit but often get the most attention on social platforms, particularly by younger viewers who don't appreciate the work of hand drawn animation. You can never compare that kind of nonsense to high-standard animation like this one. Those animations instead make a complete mockery of passionate, hard-working artists.
@@toonydays9139in all fairness, there's plenty of hand drawn animation memes. Most of the ones I watch are. And plenty are good. And before you speak so rudely about them so generally, you must realize that a lot of the creators themselves are kids or young adults trying to hone their own animation skills by making fun projects through trends. Many are 16- 19 years olds who are presenting immense talent relative to their ages. Of course some are bad. Many are. But again, many ARE kids, and it's honestly crazy to compare the work they create to this person. I'm sure it took time to hone their skill. And if you look back on some channels, you can see immense progress over the years. Everyone starts somewhere. Animation memes are what inspired me to learn 2D, frame-by-frame animation- the thing you're praising and wanting more of. So obviously animation meme creators are doing something right.
@@MDubZ12 Yes I do realize they are kids or young adults. A lot of times there is nothing wrong with what they create or watch from other creators because if it makes them happy, then that's a good thing. Other times, and this is very often, the memes are obnoxious, disrespectful, and offensive, and the creators think they're cool by trying to be "edgy" or drawing the same sexual anime or furry stuff that's not appropriate for their age, and so on. And often by doing so they're not truly honing their skills since they're drawing the same repetitive stuff. So I respecfully say again that that kind of content is utter shit.
Yes, everyone starts somewhere. You want to participate in trends? Great. Maybe it inspires you. Maybe you have fun doing it as a hobby. But if you want to get serious and actually improve your skills for real, you need to work on things like the fundamentals as well as studying anatomy thoroughly and learning about the real world and nature, even if it's boring. The hard truth that most people, particularly younger people, don't want to accept is that just animating memes and calling it "practice" is not really going to get you anywhere in terms of actual skill. People who challenge themselves to try new things and work on things they struggle with are the ones who excel in terms of their artwork, while the people who "practice" animating memes instead end up getting frustrated as years go by since they not seeing any real progress in their skill, and then they wonder why that's so and become frustrated, and end up blaming everything on having no "natural talent". But again, maybe having fun is your priority and improving isn't, and by all means, you can simply enjoy creating animation memes (as long as it is appropriate of course).
@@toonydays9139 edit: omg this is long asf. I'm sorry. Just know that I didn't write this being "upset". Just a genuine response. So if u do read it- try not to read it like I'm yelling at you pls 😭
content being always edgy doesn't mean they aren't improving if the actual animation is different. Furry stuff... is a preference, but with things like Tom and Jerry or Looney Toons, even if in a different styles, drawing mostly animals is okay. I also 100% acknowledge that some don't want to learn to draw people, but, beyond animation memes, that's a preference and I can't fault them. I don't exactly want to learn how to draw every other animal if I don't have to (definitely not opposed though ofc). In that case, it isn't BAD, you just don't like that content, which is fine. Also, when did I say that I wanted to just make animation memes? I said that they inspired me to start animating. What makes you think that you can't learn anatomy and STILL do animation memes? Many memes aren't inappropriate, and many that are are done by those of age (and again, this isn't just an animation meme thing). I have many ideas and practice anatomy in my free time. I'm a traditional artist who wants to learn animation, and I can't do that without anatomy. Not to mention there are only animals in this video. That's no problem, of course, but shows how people can excel in not only animal anatomy, but in a cartoony way. Plus, cartoon styles often have altered forms of anatomy, so for some people, it's not even required if they don't want to. (I will always be an advocate for growth, however). You seem to be of the belief that what people post on the internet is representative of their level of talent, to which I say is bs, ESPECIALLY if you don't follow them. Do I expect you to? Of course not, but that's part of the problem- you don't know what they're capable of. You are generalizing people by essentially saying that if they make animation memes, they aren't gonna improve or going to want to improve. For me, animation memes would help with knowing that I'll have to draw a certain scene, meaning I'll have to learn to animate it. It gives me steps to follows as a beginner. Once I begin my own projects, I can use what I learn to make something of my own. Also, please tell me, since you haven't yet, what makes animation memes "easy"? Many require a lot of skill to make in the first place. You seem to be talking smack about poor animation in general, not memes. Because I've already said there are MANY great ones. There are many with great examples of anatomy. You say "hard truth" but I've seen great improvements of animation memes as a whole compared to a years ago. From less tweening and less repetition. Most people who make animation memes do more than just that anyway, so what are you really complaining about? The memes themselves, or what the creators are capable of? Nobody's gonna excel at everything, and nobody has to. Everyone can improve, and plenty don't. My issue is the generalizing. I have seen so many people not only improve, but also move away from animation memes as they progress, which is what I strive for. Some do it because they like the trend and want to do it for their own characters. And some just do it for fun and don't mind their level of skill (and I acknowledge that you mentioned people just doing it as a hobby). And, at the end of the day, that's just it. Some don't mind where they're at. They aren't an embarrassment just because they aren't as good, or aren't as invested. I'm in college now, wanting to learn game development and animation (so I can make cutscenes!) And I know that if I were to post what I have, it'd look like crap, for a while too. You don't have to like animation memes, but as someone who wants to make some as practice, and genuinely does care, it does kind of hurt to see people assume that I and many others like me wouldn't want to go beyond that. Many people are bad. Yes. Many people have remained stagnant in growth. Yes. But that isn't representative of everyone, or even most people. What I will agree on is that some animation memes are bad. A lot. But I just can't see how they're bad as a whole. At the very least, they inspire some to really try, like me. (also I hope you don't think I'm mad or anything, I just really want to understand why you have such a concrete poor opinion of animation meme creators, after all, it's not their fault if their stuff blows up, and if they really are doing it for fun, I don't thinks it's right to say they give animators a bad reputation as a whole either)
@@MDubZ12 I agree there are people out there whose animation styles have improved even when having done edgy stuff. But generally, I have noticed that if they limit themselves to only that, without actually bothering to learn fundamentals, their skills will typically not improve. I draw animals too, and I like styles like those of Looney Tunes. But I often try to learn to draw other things too like human anatomy, still life, environments, and so on since it helps develop one's understanding of form, how animals develop physical adaptations from the environment and how they differ from human anatomy, and so on. In my opinion, it's good to be open to trying new things, even if your goal is to draw specific things like, say, animals, since learning new skills can help you improve in other skills. I am generalizing the kind of people who are closed minded and do not want to put in the work, and from my point of view, it can have an association with people who post nothing but animation memes.
Also, I didn't mean you, as in yourself, who wanted to make animation memes. I was using "you" as in people generally. And of course they can do animation memes and learn anatomy. But that's the key, is that they're not limiting themselves to ONLY animation memes, if that makes sense.
Another thing I should mention is that just because you're wanting to get good at drawing cartoon people and animals doesn't mean you should skip understanding realistic anatomy. Good cartoonists have an excellent foundational knowledge of real-life anatomy, so they know how to break the rules. Aaron Blaise for instance is an expert at anatomy.
I am not saying that all animation memes are bad or easy, but a lot of the times they can be associated with people who haven't learned anything about the principles of animation, hence why I say "easy" because there is not much skill involved. They do not typically think about fundamentals like timing, solid drawing, silhouettes and negative shapes, and hence their animation often looks off and makes no sense, since it lacks visual clarity.
I will say that everyone is capable of becoming a great animator, as long as they're willing to put in hard work and accept all forms of criticism. I do not believe that you wouldn't go beyond animation memes, as I am not you and only you know yourself the most. Again, if animation memes inspire you, that's great. When I meant that animation memes are bad, I really meant the ones that are overly obnoxious and involve inappropriate things like screaming, flashing lights, drugs, and sexual stuff etc.
I was concerned that the program wouldn’t be able to make full classically animated projects like this. I’m glad to see that it is actually capable.
You continue to preserve the essence that made Disney great many years ago and which will never go out of style, congratulations.🎨
This feels like something from the 80s or 90s with this style. I love it!
I miss 2D hand drawn animation like this.
Well, Aaron was an animator for Disney back in that time!
This animation is gorgeous
Thank you
Had no idea you were working with Procreate. So glad they picked an excellent animator and human to work with.
That was adorable!
Can't wait to try this new feature!
new application, separate from Procreate.
This amazingly, new, fluid, 2D animation project reminds me of Australia and New Zealand because the penguins are apparently based on real little fairy penguin species!
They are indeed, we also call them Korora or little blues here. They are very adorable but very stubborn when it comes to sharing food haha.
Because Procreate is based in Tasmania I based the penguins on little blue penguins! You are right!
Oh wow, what a fun co-incidence, because the company who created Procreate is from Australia, and Tasmania is not far off from Victoria, another Aussie state! 😂@@AaronBlaiseArt
Speaking of Tasmania, I doubt we could get a glimpse of an actual Tasmanian devil, instead of the Looney Tunes one, but I don't think that'll happen.@@AaronBlaiseArt
Just to double check on the seagulls, are they meant to be kelp gulls or Pacific gulls, due to the yellow beak and the red spot markings on the beak fronts?
This gives me such nostalgia to my childhood. This is a brilliant animation piece. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for animators getting their hands on this new wonderful app!
Pp
Procreate >>>
OH MAN I really missed this kind of animation, I hope this software will bring back a wave of classically animated features
This is like the short "Kiwi" but with good ending and "Disney" art style, absolutely love this 💖
I was thinking about that one too.
Turns out little kiwi just needed friends 😢
You did more in 1:43 than most known animated studios have done the last couple of years. This was enjoyable to watch from start to finish. Great work.
Thanks for the kind words :)
Of course this is awesome, it was made by you!
Hot damn, this is smooth. I can't wait to see more #ProcreateDreams stuff.
This is not only a great animation, but just an excellent showcase of Dreams' capabilities. The moving clouds, the ultra-fluidness, hell even just importing audio. Great job, sir, and great job procreate team!
Your work is so wonderfully still influenced by your time at Disney, this style of animation and the music is so The Rescuers.
That was beautiful and adorable! Got Rescuers Down Under vibes ❤
They're fairy penguins, which are Tasmanian (Australian) birds, so makes sense :D
This is so nice! When i first saw the penguin during the presentation i thought to myself "hold up, this looks like Aaron Blaise". I was very happy when they announced it was you when they revealed the whole thing. Amazing work!!
Old school is the best school. Love it.
Anyone on the fence, aaron is literally the best teacher for all art content on the internet. He takes his time and explains things in plain simple terms. I know money is tight for many, but you wont get more bang for your buck on any other program.
Such an amazing and beautiful piece of art. I could only ever wish 2D gets the respect it deserves. Hopefully the theatrically released animation scene will become more welcoming again to 2D one day.
Gave me literal goosebumps and a wave of nostalgia with how it looked and sounded!!
Cool animation. Amazing what that tool combined with crazy skill can do! Would love to see a video of you discussing your take on this app and your process!
It’s in the works. Only allowed to show certain things until it is out.
@@AaronBlaiseArt awesome!
@@AaronBlaiseArt beautiful and inspirational stuff. In the keynote tge gentleman said it took a few people two weeks (I think) how many is “a few”?
I think we may just have entered a new era for traditional animation with procreate dreams, procreate is the first and only digital art program that felt accessible and easy to use whilst being powerful and robust, and I can't wait to see what an animation software following those same principles will inevitably allow for people to create in the following months and years to come
As someone who was animating with pro create for awhile now it completely blows me out of the water imagining a pro create app being able to do this
Aargh this was AMAZING, it gave me all the little butterflies I felt as a kid watching Disney ANd Dreamworks 2D animations! Aaron you really need a 2D Animation Studio! You would make amazing movies! Love this and thank you!
All hail the 2d animation!
I can't begin to tell you how happy I was to watch this short. Not only are you an incredible artist and animator, but the software also looks like a true love letter to traditional animation. I can't wait to experiment with it ^_^.
This is full on classic disney level animation, like holy hell. Dont get me wrong, seeing what the software is capable of is great, but my god this is like the definition of talent.
Thanks Aaron,
You have been a major inspiration to me for a long time now. You and the rest of the “New Renaissance Men” have a great and lasting line of masterpieces and a truly remarkable legacy that will forever be cherished by generations!
This is very good to see and I love it! You know how to capture essence and character appeal so well! As well as where a moment or story leads to. 🙏👍 To a fine draftsman and artist!
Glad to see the squash and stretch technique alive and well in this short
What’s crazy about shorts is that they’re able to tell stories more interesting than films
I love it, The animation looks beautiful and it feels like watching a classic Disney movie.
Thanks for watching
This is so awesome!! You’re a really bit inspiration to me and it’s really cool to see your own work :DD
You see Disney? THIS is what we want more of again!
It's so awesome to see that 2D hand-drawn look in animation again
Excited to see your take on this!
That was awesome! So cute and well drawn. Reminded me of that old Disney magic.
2D animation just destroys 3D. So many subtle details. Amazing work Aaron!
YOU GO LIL GUY!! FLYYYYYY!!!! 😭😭💖💖😭😭💖
I was wondering about your opinion on this app before it was announced, but if it was used to make this beautiful short then it must be good! So glad the potential of a professional animation app for iPad is finally being realized.
So happy to see your work featured at this event, this could be a breakthrough for 2D animation. I hope - by using this kind of new tools - kids spend more time creating contents than consuming it.
Wholesomeness 100%
hi, how can I draw all these posses and character moving ? maybe i can draw the first scene of the character but then how can i move the character to many positions to make a smooth movement for it ? without using any animation software !! i want something like a huge explanation and studying to make me professional in this topic. also if this issue take one year from my life .
Procreate Dreams and Aaron Blaise , a perfect match! I can’t wait for November🎉
I was so scared this was gonna end like kiwi, thank goodness it didn’t!!
Either way I absolutely adore your art style and this beautiful animation :)
Literally thought the seagulls were gonna peck the penguin, like irl...
Something about birds in animation just itches the right part of my brain in a way I can't explain
I just found out about procreate dreams and saw this. For whatever reason it took me back to my childhood with the way it is drawn. Then I found out who you are and why it connected with me in such a way. Thanks for the memories and the touch of nostalgia that I felt in this piece
I've seen it already on the event stream. It looks amazing!
Aaron, you might be the only person to convince me to get an iPad just so I can animate on this program 😍
LOL, you're not the only one convinced
Not only is this incredibly refreshing due to the call-back to an artistic medium I know almost nothing about (but grew up watching), but I feel it's an example of the importance of story. Something I think can be overlooked in our often tech-centric environment (something I'm super guilty of). Just subscribed! It's not the kind of content that's considered trendy or cheap and I'm just so happy to see that paying off. There's hope after all! This is something I get down about sometimes.
so lovely they came to not only rescue him but also make his dream come true
When I saw the animation at the Procreate Dreams presentation I thought it looked like it was drawn by Aaron Blaise
This may sound ridiculous but this actually made me emotional. I know nothing about animation so I’m probably not going to express the concepts correctly but this immediately brought me back to my childhood (late 80’s, early 90’s). Times were simpler, as were the animations, yet there was so much more individual expression and soul. I didn’t even realize how much I missed seeing animation styled in this way until the first few seconds of the video. It brought me back to cozy days where everything felt safe and the characters on screen felt like friends who’s well-being I was invested in. When the bird was rescued by his friends I teared up and then laughed at the absurdity of it!!! Amazing the emotional response you can invoke with art! Thanks for giving me a small glimpse back into my childhood. It may not seem like much but I am deeply appreciative of the fact that I just had that experience.
So glad you enjoyed it. Not ridiculous at all.
Gorgeous, this reminds me of a film from my childhood called "Scamper the Penguin".
Amazing short! It's great to see new animation software!
Brilliantly animated, highly entertaining, and inspiring in just about every way.
When did you have TIME for this, Aaron??
Would love to hear you talk about your experience using the software. Also great animation!
I definitely will as soon as I’m able :)
Man, this is like going back to the 90's, thanks.
This is the cutest thing I have seen all week. I'm glad that artists and animators are getting new, amazing tools to keep this illustration style alive.
Oh man watching this gave me a wave of nostalgia. Nothing beats the magic of 2-d animation. I felt like a kid watching cartoons on boomerang.
Wow this animated short was reallly well done Aaron. Especially for being made in ProCreate Dreams. I sure hope the app will be available in windows/andoird devices because I sure would love to try it out when it launches. They sure picked a incredidible animator/person to demonstrate their power with also.
This is phenomenal. The fluidity in the character animation, and the beautiful music. Great job as usual.
THIS IS AMAZING!!!! I love this and your work so much! Can’t wait to animate in procreate dreams soon!!!
I saw this during the ProcreateDreams this morning. Your short is awesome. Looking forward to November.
Awww!! So freakin cute!!
Im crying. This is GORGEOUS😭
This is soooo beautiful! Thanks Aaron for your amazing art !
I AM SO HYPED FOR THIS I CANNOT WAIT TO BUY THIS OH NMY GOODDDDD
This software is literally an answer to what has been missing and Nov cannot get here soon enough lol. I will certainly be buying up the course on this as soon as you guys get it done and cannot wait. This is truly exciting. Awesome job on this animation!
This little animation is better than everything disney has produced in the last 10 years combined.
THIS is what Disney used to feel like.
This has an old Disney / 90s feel to it. I dig it.
This was so beautiful. I'll love to see more and more. As a 28 year old this reminds me so much on why I love 2d animation that's just visual, it takes me back 😢❤
This just amazing. Can’t wait for this version
Omg! Now I need a full TV series. It's beautiful.
Your movie today made me think "I wonder what would Walt Disney say if he was alive…" this was/is inspiring! A game changer in the industry I’m sure. Can’t wait to play with Procreate Dreams this November! 😁
That was adorable!!!
So excited!! ^^
Wow. Looks like an animated movie from the 80s/90s. And I mean that in the most positive way possible!
Man i miss 2D animation and man so cute....love penguins and birds
The bird was like "this isn't flying, it's falling with style"
This was so adorable!! I love how they helped him to fly in the end. Your work is amazing and thank you for continuing to share it with us.
WOW! I'm speachless! You brough all the old-classic (Bambi-era) Disney quality to your draw and animation! As a little suggestion, i would add a little bit of shading on penguin, just a little.
This was great! Happy the Procreate team came to you to help launch this new app.
this short film is filled with a lot of magic! the sound design, the facial expressions and the body language of the characters are perfectly executed!
hopefully we get more 2D animated films in the near future!
NOW THIS IS ART
Wasn't expecting to tear up watching this but when the two seagulls carried the penguin it happened. There's just something special about 2D animation that is just so lacking in 3D.
This was so wholesome! I was very afraid this would have a tragic ending, so I'm glad the penguin got what he wanted with a little help from his friends :')
If i was a child and i see that, i would be so happy ! This is so wonderful 👏👏👏
so kind and lighthearted, i haven't seen such cartoon for so long
You are my all time favorite animator on this platform, I love how you do traditional drawings and animations, as well as digital, super underrated!
Such a nostalgic animation=) Brings back my childhood!
Nice, very cute, and uplifting (pun intended)
procreate made animation software!??!?! omg this is some of the best news ive ever heardd
Go check out their channel and watch the keynote. It’s super cool.
Can‘r wait for the app to come and use. Really gorgeous animation you created. Looking forward to the future
This is giving old Disney vibes and I love it