Thanks Greenlaw!

And yes 3deeguy, the pace IS quick! Stomp the pedal!!!

Thanks Slowtiger and lwaxana! I have indeed tried a couple footholds into vector animation, mostly for short commissioned works (ie the bike trainer in the demo reel, in which the character's legs are made of bones and vector layers), but those ventures have been seldom and very careful so far. Disc...

As a matter of fact, things usually tend to work the other way round in my experience, music leading inspiration and "picking" me rather than only serving a functional purpose or remaining an innocuous background buzz. Music leads, in my perspective, as the tremendous source of inspiration...

Agreed! I could hardly work for monthes on animated videos for artists/albums/tracks whom/which I can't relate to, or at least feel, but there are so many gems out there, in so many different styles, so many directions. The possibilities are countless. Animating something on a cooler, tropical mood ...

Thank you Danimal and 3deeguy for your kind comments! As for the soundtrack -- well, musical tastes... Not only do I love this very joint's kick, but the title itself also seemed pretty appropriate. Having borrowed another track from Edison before (with his permission), it only felt natural to holle...

Ronald Grandpey - Animation demo reel 2014 :



Including various works (2004-2014), mostly made with ASP, even though not always vectorial.

More animations : http://www.ronald-grandpey.net/?animations

Soundtrack : http://edisonbuttons.bandcamp.com

More soon!

Thanks AmigaMan!!
More here...

Thanks a lot Little Yamori!!
The dream sequence indeed exposes the anthology's summary.

Thanks Danimal!
The purposely hand drawn, 12fps sequences might explain the shaking.
The whole animation was otherwise animated with ASP9, with the use of mask layers for shades & a couple more stuff.

DOPUTUTTO MAX #5 is a comics anthology released by the French indie comics publisher MISMA editions.

Dir : Franky Bartol
Music : Hassan K.

Thanks Chucky!
Here are the cover collections for every issue :
http://frontiere01.tumblr.com/
http://frontiere02.tumblr.com/
http://frontiere03.tumblr.com/
http://frontiere04.tumblr.com/
http://frontiere05.tumblr.com/

More soon!

FRONTIÈRE is a French self-published comics series (5 issues so far), with an original, hand-drawn cover for every copy.



For those wondering, this teaser was made exclusively with ASP 9, using both bitpmap stop-motion and masked vector layers.

Oh, ok thanks...
The trouble in my case is that the particles themselves are image layers, not vector ones...
Thanks a lot however, manipulating vector particles seems to be a handy trick indeed!
Thank you!

Hi everyone,
pardon my naïve question, but is there a way to tweak a particle layer settings on specific keyframes in ASP9, instead of just setting its parameters once and for all ?
I checked the user's manual and did not find anything regarding that matter.
Thanks for your help!

Oops, got it, no need for scripts, should have had a closer look at ASP 9's new features video...