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Tutorial-Rigging Paperchildren
Published: 2010-04-22 00:40:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 45406; Favourites: 2278; Downloads: 660
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Alright, like I said, just cause I had a lot of questions about it, here's a tutorial about rigging paperchildren to stand on their own.
If you have any questions, drop me a line!
All of the above paperchildren can be found in my gallery in the paperchildren folder.
[EDIT] Holy cow, a Daily Deviation?
Thank you guys so much! ; u ; <3
I'm glad I can give back to all of you like this, again, thanks! <3
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Definitely going to try this sometime.
Thank you for making this!~
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I had a look over this. I only saw the pictures. I don't know what I'm looking at. I could try and read it, but I can't focus. Well done, this is art.
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woa this is so awesome! I think I'll try a toothless one during chemistry 
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This is sweet! Now I know a little more about how the paperchildren work. Thanks a bunch!
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No problem! Glad I can help! <3
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I think it would be helpful to see some pictures of the paper rigs from a slightly sideways angle, so we can see a little better how they work. For example, I can't get my brain to wrap around Toothless' claws... are they not actually touching your finger? Things like that.
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Ah! I can do that-- I have the paperchild here at work with me, actually, so I think I can set it up and throw it in my scraps, if you would like.
Check in a little bit and I'll have a link to it in my Artist's Comments.
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THIS IS AWESOME.
My house is soon to be overrun with these guys. xDD
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Take lots of pictures! XD
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! Now I really am going to make one!!!
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Makes sense.
Of course, you have to be able to imagine the character's interaction with the background or objects to begin with -- the rest is just creating that illusion.
Unfortunately, it's that first part I have trouble with....
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Haha, well as a tip, making some sketchy draft versions to play around with til you find a good interaction's always helpful. :3
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*prods her imagination*
Imagination: Bugger off, I haven't had enough coffee. *cranky*
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Hahaa, poor imagination. XD
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this is so amazing!! thanks for sharing!
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Yesh, very usefull. Thank you for doing it.
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Oh my gosh, thanks for makin' this, Petty! I've learned so much (probably everything that I know) about paperchildren from you. <33 Ths is great, now the paperchild invasion can begin! >D
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Haha, no problem! Glad I could help!
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^^ I'll post them as soon as I'm done!!
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How ironic, I just started doing the 100 Theme Challenge using paper children! Thanks for uploading this, it'll surely help a lot!
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No problem! I figure people can learn from my learning from my mistakes. XD
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XD How gratuitous to share it with us!
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as soon as I saw night owl I took a peek at the poor guy in my desk <3
I think I'll use this technique for a few superhero paper dolls. (I recently found some hard paper it a drawer I never used.)
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I was wondering how you got Toothless to sit like that!
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hey callum, how did u make your icon 
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I have no idea! haha
A buddy of mine did it.
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