I don't quite understand what is the need for After Effects if one is using a program like TVPaint/Mirage already. There are probably more out there but these are ones I have used. These programs can have the images scanned into them or can be drawn directly in the program with a Wacom Graphics Tablet(I wouldn't buy anything but a Wacom tablet).īut if you want to get into 2D animation(I do too) then these are the software programs you should look into. I don't use either one so I really couldn't tell you much about them.įor for more real media 2D animation program then there is Digicel Flipbook TVPaint Animation Pro, or even PD Pro which are all bitmap based and include life like pens and brushes as well realistic painting systems(none as good as Corel Painter but they get the job done). If you want to put your animation on the web then Flash or Toon Boom studio is what you want since they are vector based. O and are the images created in Toon Boom drawn and scanned in or do you do it all with a tablet in the program? I was thinking the other day, in the animation world, what is the photoshop for animators? Is there a "Must Have" program that all aspiring 2D animators need to have? Toon Boom? Sort of like how 3D artists have Maya or Softimage ect.
I spent a month at USC studying animation techniques and learned the basics on cell, plain paper, stop motion, cut out ect.
So Im a very interested artist and am contemplating seriously starting my own ventrues into the world of animation.
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