• Source: Milena Velba, Casey (First Fitting)
This was going to have a lot more motion in it, but after effects did not appreciate the puppet effect and kept throwing an error at me. Wasn't going to argue with it.
• Source: Milena Velba, Casey (First Fitting)
This was going to have a lot more motion in it, but after effects did not appreciate the puppet effect and kept throwing an error at me. Wasn't going to argue with it.
• Source: twitter: @watari1118
There's 3 source images to work from, made it a bit easier to animate. The buttons flying was fun to mess with, but I spent way longer on that than I should have.
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• Source: /r/breastenvy
Sorry for being gone. I started this a long time ago and just kept slowly working on it. This is the reason I don't pick ones with hair or hands that come near the chest, and this one has both. There's so much going on and so many warping effects it took 4 hours to render out. Hopefully this year I'll be able to make more things, but who knows.
• Source: Masha Demina
What's worse than animating shadows? Animating the same shadows from a different angle. Overall, it's pretty good. I spent a long time coming up with a way to automatically make the breasts look like they were sitting on the mirror, took a couple different tries but it looks alright.
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• Source: Margot A (left) & Nancy A (right)
I think this is one of the only things I've done that didn't have breast expansion in some way.
Originally I started on an entirely different video, but it got canned because it wasn't working. That was a bit discouraging, but I ran across this video and decided to go with it. I made some mistakes that ended up being really frustrating, like using warp stabilizer and rendering that out because then I couldn't unstablize it to restore the video back. The video itself is wider, but not taller, so if the cropping seems weird you're not missing much.
• Source: Lizbette Huerta
This had a really interesting process. I used Mocha again to track it and re-perspective it so I didn't have to rotoscope as much. Turns out I still had to roto a bunch, but I can't imagine doing something like this without using Mocha first. This is one of those that looks good enough you don't see exactly how much went into it unless I slowly turn off the effects. There are shadows and highlights all over that don't become obvious unless you see it without them on.
Also, cool thing about this one is that both breasts are actually still frames being morphed heavily to look like they fit in the bra (or I guess spill out of it I guess)... not to shabby of animation eh?
• Source: nanahime
This is one of those where I saw the picture and really wanted to just do the scale. It was kind of tedious after the font part was done.
• Source: Lexi Hart
I tried something new that worked out pretty nice: use a planer (planar?) tracker first on the chest, then use the power-pin effect to try and stabalize the chest. It causes the chest to not move, but also de-stretch for perspective. Then do all the normal effects and the undo the power-pin effect with another one. Worked pretty well.
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[stationary version]
• Source: ???
The 3d effect is pretty cool, it's two displacement map effects that both are split in half using different color channels. That way you can basically zoom in and create a 3d effect if you tie the effects to the camera. Subtle movements only though, can't take it too far.
This is the alternate version to the previous edit. The shape of the overall chest was reshaped and quite a few of the settings were tweaked to make them a bit more bouncy and gravity defying.
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• Source: JolieJoy