Non Members: 400 Euro, Members: 350 Euro. 9am-5pm each day with an hour lunch break.īallyfermot College of Further Education, Kylemore Road (Directions: ). Monday 14th, Tuesday 15th, Wednesday 16th and Thursday 17th April. Check out Véronique’s work/showreel here: Véronique’s production experience and mastery of Toon Boom Harmony along with her enthusiastic communication skills will get you going in no time. A true expert of the human movement, she is also an accomplished dancer/dance teacher. She works her magic on multiple software and with different techniques (Traditional, Digital paperless, Cut-out) for a variety of formats (Short Film, TV Series, Advertising, Feature Film). Véronique Paquette – Since obtaining her diploma in Animation at the CEGEP du vieux Montreal in 2006, Véronique Paquette has worked on numerous projects as illustrator, character builder, animator or director. IMPORTANT: Participants will need to bring their own Wacom tablet (and related drivers for installation). Participants should have a working knowledge of computers (opening, saving files etc) and an understanding of traditional animation principles.

Using the Library, Creating Animation Cycles, Using Master Template & Action Template, Advanced Animation Technique.īasic Compositing & Special Effects, Rendering. Please note that Harmony Essentials does not support vector texture brushes or bitmap layers, so please make sure you are running Advanced or Premium.Demonstration, Introduction to the Interface, Layout, Toolbars, Keyboard Shortcuts, Preferences, Libraries.ĭrawing Tools, Choice of Pencils & Brushes, Type of Line, Painting Tools, Creation and Management of Colour Palettes.Įxposure Sheet, Timeline Editing, Onion Skin, Keyframing, Inbetweening, Clean.Ĭut-Out Character Design & Rigging, Set-up, Hierarchy, Pivot Points, Transformation Tools, Using “Pegs”, Animation using the Deformation Tool. The Corgi Brush is being offered for free, but donations are welcome!

Install instructions are included in the zip archive. The Corgi Brush is a texture vector-based brush, so make sure you are running at least Harmony 15. After lots of trial and error, I came up with what I call the 'Corgi Brush'. I wanted something that felt chunky with a bit of tooth, lots of thick and thin, but that applied smoothly like a grease pencil for consistency. I was provided a sample design of a girl and a dog, and was asked to re-design them in my own style and animate them in a looping run-cycle.įor the cleanup, I wanted to make a custom brush. In the Spring of 2019, I was asked by Toon Boom to help create a demo video for the then-new Harmony 17.

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