A-TIER technique
Sketch-to-3D-anim pipeline — Procreate + Magnific + 3DAI + Move AI
100k ft — What is this?
Sketch-to-3D-anim pipeline — Procreate + Magnific + 3DAI + Move AI
50k ft — Why care?
Director Jon Finger's pipeline: Procreate sketches -> Magnific AI style transfer -> 3DAI Studio for 3D models -> Move AI for mocap -> Cinema 4D for render. Concrete multi-tool AI animation workflow.
10k ft — Key takeaways
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5k ft — Tools & techniques
3DAI Studio, ChatGPT, Magnific, Magnific AI, Move AI, Procreate
markerless mocap, motion capture, sketch-to-3D, style transfer
1k ft — Deep-dive / try it
That's really impressive! 😊
Director Jon Finger used AI to turn his sketches into an animated character. To do this, he follows a specific process:
First, he uses Procreate to sketch out the different parts of his character. Then, he uses Magnific AI for style transfer. Next, he uses 3DAI Studio to convert his sketches into 3D models.
To capture the character's movements, Jon uses Move AI. Finally, he uses Cinema 4D to camera track and render the final animation.
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Incredible! Interested to know how long the process took, was there any difficulties? Expensive Ai tools?
Transcript excerpt
Alright, so we've got a little test 3D model here. I sketched out all the parts as like a kit bash sheet in Procreate and then I made those assets look 3D using Magnific and then I converted that into actual 3D using 3D AI studio. And then because of that, I was able to kit bash together a whole little humanoid and add some move.ai motion capture that I captured on top of that. So that's my performance that I then added on top of the little kit bash character. So just a little experiment, thinking about whether I'll try to make a little film with it or not. Alright, this was just a test for that.