The animation here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LImk7SwO2vU
Misty mountains
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Yes i could use gradual opacity for the meteors i was thinking about adding that but i didnt wanted the animation to take me too much time, i was more focused on the art of the background.Uolter wrote:As always...great work, very evocative...I noticed you added a bit of blur in the animation and it gives more depth, looks better! If I can propose, I would try to make the meteors vanishing with gradual opacity
I didnt use any blur, to make the mountains look far i only reduced their opacity but the blur of course could work great in this case as well.
Last edited by PARKER on Sat Nov 27, 2010 12:58 am, edited 1 time in total.
Glad you liked italeXean wrote:GEEZ Parker you need to make a background tutorial! Seriously
.I could make them, actually i will probably post something about it soon, but making a videotutorial on backgrounds take a long time and i have to have more preparation than with the cartoon ones that i alrerady made, it woulnd be something easy to do so actually im not sure if they would be for free
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Yes, those are excellent suggestions, i was thinking about that to make it more realistic but i decided not to do it because i wanted it with a little of exageration and to stay cartoony, thanks for your suggestionsGenete wrote:If I can give you a small suggestion for that beautiful background animation:
- Just animate one or two meteors.
- Try to create stars not equally spaced and with different light intensity.
-G
.Here is the starry one:
