The MINUTE PHYSICS / UntamedScience - Animation Style Explained

I've been fine tuning and working with this technique now since about 2011. Many people have asked if I could explain how I do it and even though I've hinted at it a few times in past videos, I have a brand new workflow that I would like to share. I would call this a form of whiteboard-style animation, mostly because it was made famous by people simply drawing on whiteboards or white papers. However, you can adjust the technique now to your needs. All you need is a basic drawing technique and you can create animations just like this.

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[ErinSotoPhotography]

Art and science, get you a team that can do both! 🙌🏼

[IndustrialPlasticsNanaimo]

And my list gets longer lol. Very inspiring Rob, thank you. You are one talented guy!

[davidtoh]

Fantastic video. This is excellent educational content.

[MichaelColeman]

A superb video! This answered so many questions for me. Now I'm even closer to my own goals than I was before seeing this, so thank you!!!

[tysonhollas]

Thank you for this video. I am going to work on incorporating this into my videos

[RobertWedderburn]

Thanks for this insightful video! Its a great option for many video creators on the move and wildlife filmmakers!

[SkiEnthusiast]

Rob, super cool. Thanks for the great tutorial. Love your work.

[Veptis]

"the only issue is that's it's 2000$". Well isn't the iPad pro with Pencil also at least 1000$?
You might think that's half the price and additional value. But 1000$ can still be a major investment for some.

I left the Apple eco system some years ago, but isn't it easier to AirDrop files from Pad to Mac(or handoff now?) Than to go via an online cloud like Dropbox?


I can only report that I am further away from my thermal camera project than I was thinking I was last time.

[chrisbe]

thx Rob. :-) gonna use this tip in my next presentation at work.

[ADirector-lu]

I am so glad I found this. I want to play with SIMPLE animation, and I already do some ProCreate. Finding this export video means I have a great head start. Thanks!!!

[tyu]

Great video! As always. Can't wait to try some of your techniques...maybe now...it's only 2AM.

[GeekyMino]

Wow this video is awesome! Very cool technique and it will save me a lot of time. Thank you! Btw I really liked your voice and the way you present.

[Listondmp]

It’s great!! Hope my students appreciate like I do... greetings from Chile!! Cristian

[jacobchristianglover]

Wow and Wow... Really good stuff Rob, but my drawing really stinks! Appreciate your tutorials. Be well and stay encouraged!

[ErikStenbakken]

Great tips. Thank you! Might be difficult to justify a tablet just for that, but since I need a new Teleprompter tablet ... hmmmm🤔

[guilhermenunes]

So do you prefer the iPad over the Wacom?

[erickfgty]

I saw you on tv the other day, with long hair and everything Haha

[Dqrnan]

Check out the LumaFusion app, for your iPad Pro.

[mangoauthority]

Oh.. you mean I still have to draw by myself?

[RobertShaverOfAustin]

I like your ideas. There's another channel that often reviews various tablets and tools for electronic sketching tools. His reviews are from the prospective of an artist. Not that there's anything wrong with your recommendation of the iPad Pro, it's just that, for my own reasons, I do not buy Apple products.