well.....i just wanted yalls input.
ive only done two.....and they weren't flip books they were all out full pieces of printer paper.
i know 98% of the stuff on this forum is computer generated but i just wanted yalls opinion.
the only bad thing is it takes longer for really detailed stuff but fullbodies are a breeze.

opinion?

Idk if this is the right section to be talking about this? o_o

erm...

i'm guessin you're from where i live. arkansas...

anyways, what are you asking exactly?

im from louisiana

So yall' both from dem straaange speakin' states?

Never tried it myself, but I came across a really awesome animation on newgrounds a while ago that was all done on paper.

http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/426894

It seems like it would be time consuming, but if you manage to pull it off you would have a really cool, unique style of animation to show for it.

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So yall' both from dem straaange speakin' states?

well....kinda....i mean i dont really talk like that....we just use "different words" like yall....instead of you all.

if you go to Tennessee then they have a REALLY strong accent in which you are describing

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well....kinda....i mean i dont really talk like that....we just use "different words" like yall....instead of you all.

if you go to Tennessee then they have a REALLY strong accent in which you are describing

Thats not a strange accent, us South/Central Flordians got it to. Central/North Flordiains not so much.

I'm with pirate. If you can pull it off them it would look awesome. But you have to be good at drawing with pencil and paper in my opinion.

bowstick i'm from LA too. Louisianain people don't take all that different although we do have a slightly off accent.

i took a picture of each...and the camera was in the exact same spot each time and so was the paper.

i have a thread on it http://www.stickpageportal.com/forums/showthread.php?t=81172

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Never tried it myself, but I came across a really awesome animation on newgrounds a while ago that was all done on paper.

http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/426894

It seems like it would be time consuming, but if you manage to pull it off you would have a really cool, unique style of animation to show for it.

That was a great animation, and I liked the music too.

Another great example of paper animation is the cartoon "Rejected" by Don Hertzfeld. Its about 9mins long but it is all animated on paper and it has the most random stuff.