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Here you can download some animations which where done using eXposer and some native WonderBrush project files.
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Author: Stephan Aßmus This claymation greatly benefitted from eXposer's onion skin feature! |
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Author: Stephan Aßmus Another claymation with the same rabbit. Through the use of the Flipper feature in eXposer, movements of the character can be made to appear quite smooth and fluent. |
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Author: Stephan Aßmus This is the Master movie that Stephan did for his study of Animation at the HFF Babelsberg. It was entirely captured with eXposer. Image retouching (wire removal) was done with WonderBrush. Compositing was done in large part with tools that come included with eXposer. The clay character of the small rabbit in this movie is only abount 5cm small. Because it was so tiny, for most animations, the rabbit had to be taken off of the set, reshaped and put back exactly where it was before. This had to be done for every individual frame of the movie. Without the powerful Flipper feature in eXposer, this would have resulted in a much rougher animation. |
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Author: Ulf Grenzer This very cute animation uses five independant layers already, although it doesn't seem this complex at first sight. Ulf is a long time eXposer user. He used versions that were not even able to save their data yet. Many contributions and ideas for eXposers features came from Ulf. |
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Author: Stephan Aßmus This image is a scanned live drawing that has been colorized in WonderBrush with the Brush tool on a separate layer. It shows that the graphics design features of WonderBrush can be completely ignored and the program can be used for painting just as well. |
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Author: Stephan Aßmus This image is the project file featured on the WonderBrush Examples page. |
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Author: Stephan Aßmus This is the YellowBites logo image designed in WonderBrush. Maybe you can learn a few WonderBrush tricks by exploring it. :-) |
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Author: Joe Muczka This artwork was created during Systems 2005, when Joe Muczka got hooked to painting in WonderBrush with my Wacom Intuos 2 tablet. It is his first digital image ever. He said he liked WonderBrush very much, because he couldn't feel any visual delay when painting. Thanks to Joe Muczka for letting me use his original artwork. |
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