Welcome to My Masters Blog:
Journey of a Multidisciplinary Artist Merging Creativity with Instructional Design.
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After setting up your puppet files in Photoshop , you will bring the files into Adobe Character Animator. Here, you “pin” the puppet—essentially giving your character a skeleton by placing anchor points with the Puppet Pin Tool. These points control movement, acting like handles, bones, and physics all working together.…
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PS + Character Animator
I’ve been continuing to practice rigging in Adobe Character Animator, which reads character files from Photoshop (or Illustrator). I strongly prefer drawing in Procreate, though,…
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Auto Swap
Tried Character Animator Auto Swap for the first time. It was… interesting. Kinda magic, kinda work in progress. I only set it up with two…
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Character Animator
This might be the most fun creative work has felt in a long time. There’s something so deeply satisfying about getting lost in a new…
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screen break
What started as a short December break in 2024, turned into an almost eight-month hiatus. I did finish my master’s degree in Instructional Design and…
● About Me
Hello!
Nikki Tibbett: artist, teacher, instructional designer… sometimes amateur animator.
Connect. Animate. Grow.
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