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ALL of the videos and images in this section were created using Synfig, and are all 2D. No 3D software was used in the production of these videos and images. They were all produced by artists from Voria Studios when synfig was a proprietary product.
For videos and stills produced since synfig became free software, see the community section.
Videos
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Werewolf
Download (around 45 seconds, 1.6 megabytes) November 2004 A werewolf transforms into his beastly state as the red moon rises. Created by Will Short, Robert Quattlebaum and Darrin Michelson |
Big Eye
Download (around 15 seconds, 2.5 megabytes) October 2004 A close-up of a large, lazy eye. Notice how the reflection actually distorts as the lense moves under it. Created by Rabecha Lenhart and Robert Quattlebaum Source code is available under the same license as synfig (GNU GPL 2). |
Prologue
Download (around 3 minutes, 20 megabytes) July 2004 This short follows two children fleeing from soldiers through an old sewer. In an attempt to protect his friend, one of the children tries to draw one of the soldiers away. However, plans don't always work out as one would hope. This was the first animated production created using Synfig, and as such has become our “proof of concept” animation for it. Created by: Voria Studios Source code is available, for educational use only, do not distribute or distribute modified renders. |
Happy Fun-Joy Time Start!
Download (around 22 seconds, 2.9 megabytes) December 2004 A very bizzare, super-happy, and oddly captivating animation featuring large purple bears, dancing children, smiling celestial bodies, rainbows, leaping sheep, and dancing flowers. Created by Rabecha Lenhart |
Stills
Several of these have source code in the synfig source code repository, all licensed under the GNU GPL 2.
Pirates of Voria
Dr. MacWolfen PI
Eroded Metal
Big Eye
Big Eye (Composite)
Museum Backdrop 1
Museum Backdrop 2
Museum Backdrop 3
Fun-Joy Night
Fun-Joy Day
Werewolf
Young Child
Community
You are encouraged to distribute your source files (.sif and so on) so others can learn from your work. Obviously this is only if you have permission to distribute all of it. You can find more videos and images in all sorts of places:
artwork forums youtube deviantART flickr google video google images blogs or articles about synfig
In particular, all of ullebulle's youtube videos have links to the corresponding .sif files.
Videos
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Eyes
[Media:Eyes.mp4 Download] Some eyes. Created by Anders K. Madsen.
Synfig cat, by Rore. With a heavy use of width-ducks on blines.
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