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Over the past few days, I've been working on animations for the first episode of the workshop renovation series, and it's been so much fun!

I liked the ones I made for the GPZ series, but there was never a suuuuper consistent design language between them. Plus, the very basic line drawings just didn't have the same "fun" factor that these realistic textures have. And these wood textures are actually ripped from photos I took of studs that will be going in the walls! So it's quite literally the actual garage your seeing here.

These are just little snippets of the full animations, plus there's two more that you'll see in the final video! Like I said, it's been so much fun making these (which is great given the burnout I've been feeling), but I also think they'll really elevate the "production value", or at least make it more interesting :)

What do you guys think?

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Yanna

love the effort you put into your videos

Joseph Piarulli

Once you have the framework layed out and you have an idea how much useable space you'll have in the garage, are you going to do a wall mount opener to save space? Definitely allows for more flexibility for the garage space

Calvin Jilek

These look great! It's like you're making a miniature model.

Nostalgic Mechanic

They look really great. What do you use for making them?

Nubbles

awwww yeah this is suhweeeeeeeeet

Ronald Finger

I'm probably not going to use an opener at all! I've been manually opening the doors for the past year and haven't had any real issue with that. Plus, once the work inside is done, I figured I'd only be opening it once to bring the 280 in there, then once more 3 years later when it's done :)

Ronald Finger

Thanks! I actually considered making physical models with LEGO technic pieces since that would be a great physical demonstration on how things interact. I could still do that down the line though!

Ronald Finger

All done in After Effects! I'm sure there's proper tools in the program for a proper animation pipeline, but everything was pretty much just hand animated with keyframes :)

Jesse Watford

Animations always help communicate vision. :)

David Block

You have a talent for clear, succinct explanations…I think you’d make a great teacher. Your animations seem like another aspect of that talent.