#kévin gemin

[sirfrogsworth]

My brain keeps trying to decide which version is more adorable and then I realized I don't actually have to choose.

Kévin Gemin [ Twitter | YouTube | Patreon | Tumblr ]

[rrrokamoka]

@sunyisarkirokakepu nézi! :3

[crossconnectmag]

The Joyful World of Keke

The French animator Kévin Gemin is an institution.  As far as I can tell, he is one of the most popular artists to create gif art, ever.  One look at his work and and you can see why - watching his bouncy, silly and yet extremely skillful animations of animals doing all kinds of crazy things (many based on photos that he shows alongside his animation) just makes you feel.....happy.  And, mostly done on a Nintendo 3DS in a program called FlipNote studio with just four colors.

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[whattheabcxyz]

2021-06-17

Health

Singapore: 24 private clinics to offer Sinovac vaccine - fee per dose to range from $10 to $25

Art

^ Cat lava lamp by Kévin Gemin

Singapore

Warm, humid conditions to continue for rest of June - temperature to soar to 35°C on some days

Small tear in live wire insulation probable cause of electric shock from Toa Payoh lamp post

Politics

Biden & Putin agree to talks on cyber security & arms control, but differences remain

[gifastic]

GIFASTIC EPISODE 11 : SPACE !

Collaboration by animation students from different schools

Theme : SPACE  Colors : white #ffffff, black #000000, yellow #e2b74c _________________________ Line one left (and titles) :

Arthur Blavier @thevipersnake (ATI)

Line one right :

Mathias Demongoet @alpaganimateur

Line two left :

Neil Ingle @000000-art (TWA)

Line two right :

Kévin Gemin @k-eke

Line three left :

Marcia Laforce @sarcasmoholic (LTAM)

Line three right :

Roxane Loisy @roxaneloisy (ESAAT)

Line four left :

Myrtille Pautet @myrtille-pautet (ESAAT)

Line four Right :

Laurine Kotte @kolauri (EMCA)

_________________________ First episode “SPACE” here ! Second episode “WATER” here ! Third episode “SEXY” here ! Fourth episode “HOUSE” part 1 here ! Fourth episode “HOUSE” part 2 here ! Fifth episode “MAGIC” part 1 here ! Fifth episode “MAGIC” part 2 here ! Sixth episode “JUKEBOX” part 1 here ! Sixth episode “JUKEBOX” part 2 here ! Seventh episode “JUNGLE” here ! Eight episode “OLYMPIC GAMES” here ! Ninth episode “GANGSTER” here ! Tenth episode “FOOD” here !

[anxious-hermit-durg]

Not gonna lie, this has been stuck in my head for the last few days thanks to @lizzydizzydoodle

Also  Kévin Gemin’s animation is just so awesome a;sldkjfasldkfj

[1401113-group-project-blog]

Birds

Even though this title was not one we had selected as a team, I thought there was a lot of potential for the theme.  French animator Kévin Gemin is known for animating extremely bouncy birds in light hearted videos.  Some of them are rather educational about birds and art

....yet others are just for a bit of fun.

I wanted to try and emulate that feeling within my own animation, trying to make it as fun as possible.   I birds did get selected for the final video next term, I can picture a rooster making a complete fool of himself on the farm (this animation could be tied into Farmer Drama)  The rooster could bob it’s head up and down on the roof with sunglasses while bad music is playing behind him.  This could be seen as appropriate considering next year would be the year of the rooster.

[md3artjournal]

“Deserving artist” animation by  Kékéflipnote - Kévin Gemin

Encouragement for artist alley artists.   Sell your originals for what they’re worth.  

[clementyu]

Kékéflipnote - Kévin Gemin

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[jt-akirasu]

I really like how Kévin Gemin animate, especially how he doing a squash and stretch on his character which increases impact to the audience feeling on how fluff or squash it is when this hamster landing in the egg tray.

#inspiration

[anjalipatel09]

The good and bad about flip note animation:

Flip note is a game software for the nintendo DSi and 3DS, it allows players to create animations with ease. This is the good and the bad about the software, and why i cannot make/create a flip book with the software.

The bad:

The problem with this software is that it’s very simple, it’s simplified so that anyone and everyone can use this software. In the case of colours it’s not too bad for me, as i have already decided to have a limited colour palette for my flipbook.

But the problem lies further with the fact that you only have 2 layers, if the layer colour is blue for example, everything in that layer MUST be blue. This doesn’t really help you get a chance to overlapp things, or even be very flexible with your use of layers. If you have the patience then these limitations wouldn’t stop you at all - it doesn’t stop Kévin Gemin, at all. But personally for me as a person, i like having more freedom than limitations. The picture below is an example of the limitations of 2 layers, everything in that 1 particular layer will be the colour you picked.

Secondly,

[I’m having to screenshot a video of me recording settings on the flipnote game, the video was too large of a file to uploadd hence the screenshot]

the next issue is that you cannot specifically set speeds for a frame, the little areas near the 5, that is the speed for the entire gif. This isn’t always good, because some of my frames require a slower pace since theres less frames then other scenes.

And lastly,

the size of the device is a problem for me, i feel like there’s not enough room for me to work. The size of the brushes and rubber are limited as well, this could be even more time consuming. With a stronger and bigger flatform such as my laptop and tablet, i can comfortable work and be able to produce something of good quality. It’s just on my DSi it’s a matter of comfort and there’s too many draw backs, it’s possible but not for what i want to actually achieve.

The good:

There have been good things about the DSi and flipnote, that it was something i remember fondly of - i did a lot of little animations on there, i guess that’s why i have some form of skill in this department.

Besides nostalgic brownie points, the portability of the device is a bonus - being able to take it around with you and work anywhere is great. It means there’s no excuse for me to work and, that i take do my work anywhere.

Using this DSi was good practice for me, it was great to just concentrate and figure out what type of animation do i want to pursue. Don’t get me wrong Steve Chamerlain’s idea was great, but it’s not something i personally want to do. I like drawing under my previous frame and then being amazed by seeing my frames move, that rewarding feeling of seeing your frames move and become alive is an amazing feeling.

This little pushed me mentally:

How are you going to show off this boy’s emotions and reactions?

Have you really thought about his body language?

How is this going to look in a flipbook?

How are you going to keep this neat and simple?

How are you going to make an even bigger impact with black and white, and already very dramatic colour choice.

What is this scene going to transition to?

How is it going to transition from A to B?

These are the things that need to be running through my head! That didn’t happen the first time i made a test animation! I’m making progress, slowly and gradually but progress is progress! I need to start using my research to improve.

Overall: my mindset has changed, i’m understanding my comforts in animation - i just need make a flipbook now.

[folkmard]

Visuals by Kévin "kéké" Gemin, Pedro Calvo

[topsydead]

Savlonic - Epoch (The Living Tombstone's Remix) - Music Video

So this is awesome. I didn’t know about this until now.

The guy responsible for THIS

made a serious music album. Then the dudes responsible for THIS

remixed one of his songs and the result was animated by the guy who makes THIS

These handsome, creative people are, in order, Weebl aka Savlonic (the composer), The Living Tombstone (the mixer), and Kéké (the animator).

Really cool shit! Never thought I would see something all three of them helped bring into the world!

[anjalipatel09]

At the time I just wanted to do some form of work, so I started animating off of my old dsi. It has a game called flipnote designed to be used to make simple easy animations.

Kévin Gemin is a French animator that animates on flipnote for the 3DS, his tumblr account: https://k-eke.tumblr.com/

They’re very effective for him since he uses them for short quick moments, a gif on loop. I just thought it would be interesting just to try this out, giving myself choices.

Another reason why I’m using this is because, I want to briefly test how I can start making clean animations. I’m reusing the scene of the boy picking up the flipnote as, those particular scenes are very messy. Also because a few people have told me that scene was very good, interesting and that suggested the scene has a great impact on people.

I want to refine that scene as a starting point, I need to figure out an animation style and other things like how am I going to animate this and etc. This is just me playing around and figuring out which way or type of animation do I want to pursue.

As if I did my animation off of my dsi it’s something very portable, exporting it wouldn’t be too difficult. But there’s limitations such as the size and tools of the dsi. It’s extremely simple to use, that’s good and bad in it’s own right. Good because it’s very easy to use, bad because there’s only so much you can do.

[equipe]

Comme il le dit lui-même dans la description de son blog @k-eke, l'artiste Kévin Gemin a un faible pour les pigeons. Mais personne n'est parfait… Nous, on aime les cochons. Que voulez-vous ?

Avouez qu'il est difficile de ne pas être ensorcelé par la petite bouille rondouillarde et rebondissante de ce petit Gourmelet - pour les intimes.

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LECHONK!!