Animated avatar for Aimee Maxfield, writing adviser for UMUC’s Effective Writing Center
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Animated avatar for Aimee Maxfield, writing adviser for UMUC’s Effective Writing Center
Duration : 0:1:17
this took me all night haha, i love all the funnies in avatar, and i really think this song is so cute and funny, so i mad a video of Avatar’s funniest moments!
song – yakety sax
made with, windows movie maker
i own nothing……..
i hope you all enjoy this, if you do your comments are very appreciated! ^^
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Sorakidx97 will be making a guest one of these when i need a break but yea I’ve decided to take the series back hope your happy.
Duration : 0:8:52
here are a collection of animated avatars i have found
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Hey guys,
This is a tutorial requested by AngelOfDarkness2205, and it is how to create animated GIFs.
I teach you a basic animation, but hopefully its enough to get you started on creating more advanced things.
Anyways, hopefully it helps, and enjoy the video.
Duration : 0:9:6
This tutorial will show u how to add brushes to video icons/avatars in paint shop pro.
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He he, I didn’t know that I could upload this shit.
Anyways, there is no point in this one. It’s just for fun.
I will probably come with more of these (that may not always be this dumb).
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This tutorial will teach you how to add text to your video icons/avatars by using paint shop pro and animation shop.
Duration : 0:2:5
Back in 1996, James Cameron announced that he would be creating a film called Avatar, a science-fiction epic that would feature photo-realistic, computer-generated characters.
He had a treatment for the film, which already defined many things, including the Na’vi a primitive alien race standing ten feet tall with shining blue skin, living in harmony with their jungle-covered planet Pandora.
Soon after, though, Avatar had to be shelved as the technology of the time could not satisfy the creative desires of the director.
Fast-forward to October 2009: Dan Lemmon, FX supervisor and Andy Jones, animation director at Weta Digital have about two weeks left of visual effects production for Avatar. The near-900 strong crew spanned across six locations are practically working around the clock to achieve what was deemed impossible a decade earlier.
Weta Digital, the New Zealand studio responsible for the groundbreaking visual effects in The Lord of the Rings trilogy and King Kong, is taking VFX to a new level of creative and technological excellence.
For Avatar, the studio has created over 1,800 stereoscopic, photo-realistic visual effects shots, many of them of the Na’vi as ‘hero’ characters. In addition to digital characters and environments are the machines, vehicles, equipment and everything else that help blur the line between imagination and reality.
“We’re not just talking about the environment, but the creatures, the machines and the vehicles that people use to get around. The whole world is unique and because of the way James Cameron approaches things, everything seems functional and believable. Compared to other sci-fi fantasy genre films there’s a certain level of realism just in the design that makes it very believable,” says VFX supervisor Dan Lemmon.
Duration : 0:8:39
UMM why don’t you see for yourself this one was actually only sup-post to be like 3minn originally but i made it 6:35 so enjoy Zuko has a bad furby and sings about how he is an emo kid anng is still trying to teach and zuko tells him to shut up and toph sings about the witch doctor she visited azula is glad you are here the rest is Funny!
Duration : 0:6:35