I have written about this animation before and now it is finished.
Always amazed seeing the videos of the guy working on a phone not a tablet and making something like this with the applications Flipaclip and Sketchbook mobile without some fancy stylus but with fingers.
Sorry to say that he wanted to do the music with someone using Android music apps but in the end that did not happen as the composer made the music first on a computer and later was going to do it in Android but think that he was not used to make music with any of the Android applications that exists and being a form of orchestral music that is not being as easy to do with Android apps I guess it was too much for the composer.
Even though there is people doing classical / orchestral music and doing a great work hopefully there is a possibility that the next project will be fully Android.
Always amazed seeing the videos of the guy working on a phone not a tablet and making something like this with the applications Flipaclip and Sketchbook mobile without some fancy stylus but with fingers.
Sorry to say that he wanted to do the music with someone using Android music apps but in the end that did not happen as the composer made the music first on a computer and later was going to do it in Android but think that he was not used to make music with any of the Android applications that exists and being a form of orchestral music that is not being as easy to do with Android apps I guess it was too much for the composer.
Even though there is people doing classical / orchestral music and doing a great work hopefully there is a possibility that the next project will be fully Android.
PERPETOOM from Jose "Tonny" Marquez on Vimeo.
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