2D, Traditional Cartoon AnimationTom Loudon
Utilizing a homemade animation stand (essentially boasting the functionality of old animation stands without being 12-feet tall), I prefer to make my cartoons this way, usually shooting them on film. To you, I offer my traditional cartooning services either shot under the camera or scanned in digitally.
(If you want these shot on film, we can discuss rates! I shoot on KODAK VISION3 5207 250D.)
What's included
Rendered file of cartoon shot under the camera
I'll shoot my moving pictures under my Canon EOS 6D, sequence them in Dragonframe, and send it over to you in whatever format you choose. Could be a video or image sequence, your choice. Shooting this way allows for more experimentation with lighting, shadow, and other elements of the artwork.
Rendered file of cartoon scanned in
Alternatively, I can scan the cartoons in with my Fujitsu fi-5530c2 scanner (at up to 600DPI; nerd speak for high resolution) if you prefer to hand them off to someone else to do all the touch-up with. Images will be drawn on paper, scanned, aligned by their peg-holes, and delivered to you as either an image sequence or video, your choice.
Tom's other services
2D, Traditional Cartoon AnimationTom Loudon
Utilizing a homemade animation stand (essentially boasting the functionality of old animation stands without being 12-feet tall), I prefer to make my cartoons this way, usually shooting them on film. To you, I offer my traditional cartooning services either shot under the camera or scanned in digitally.
(If you want these shot on film, we can discuss rates! I shoot on KODAK VISION3 5207 250D.)
What's included
Rendered file of cartoon shot under the camera
I'll shoot my moving pictures under my Canon EOS 6D, sequence them in Dragonframe, and send it over to you in whatever format you choose. Could be a video or image sequence, your choice. Shooting this way allows for more experimentation with lighting, shadow, and other elements of the artwork.
Rendered file of cartoon scanned in
Alternatively, I can scan the cartoons in with my Fujitsu fi-5530c2 scanner (at up to 600DPI; nerd speak for high resolution) if you prefer to hand them off to someone else to do all the touch-up with. Images will be drawn on paper, scanned, aligned by their peg-holes, and delivered to you as either an image sequence or video, your choice.
Tom's other services
$45 /hr