Teaser: Star Girls - The Movie by Edheldil3D
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
After almost a year of DAZStudio abstinence (with one or twenty-two exceptions 😁), I guess the rendering bug has bitten me again.
Somehow, I always found myself drawn back to the PC and DAZStudio.
The trigger was this track in the video, which I made with Suno, and it immediately sparked some ideas. At first, I just wanted to create simple still images, but that felt kind of lame. I didn't dare try animation because I'm just not good at it. Then I tried using AI, but quickly realized that it didn't produce the desired result either. For one thing, you practically have to write half a novel to get the AI to do what you want, and for another, my characters' faces change so drastically that you can't even recognize them. So, I had to go back to DAZStudio. But I'm not an animator; I lack the understanding of proper timing for movements and such. Therefore, many of the short sequences look rather 'blocky' and 'jerky'. But whatever, I still think it looks better than still images. 😉
Workflow: DAZStudio4.24 -> Iray -> Affinity Photo 2 -> DaVinci Resolve Studio20 / Suno
Comments (3)
Hey this is great, nice work and editing here.
Thank you very much!
Awesome job on this amazing effort...congrats!
As someone who has been doing a bit of hand animation myself, I fully understand most of everything that you described above. Based on what I have seen in this animation, your passion for animation can be easily fulfilled as you have the talent and skill my friend. The way you presented your animation is perfect...Your choice of narration and music gets a 10 plus from me! :-)
Thank you so much. It was a real ordeal, with many failed attempts and adjustments. But in the end, something came out of it that I can live with.
Good work. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks a lot!