gracias a ti rigoberto!

This is great! I love the stylized character designs in 2d; you don't see that in Blender every day.

@hjmediastudios I realy apreciate your comments; thanks so much!

This is fantastic, been a long time since I've seen any 2D work in blender, Also love the phonemes rig, very convenient. :D Thanks for the share

Thanks @Metalix @TMR; I am glad that the model is useful for someone... for those interested; the trick of this model is drivers in the render and viewport visualizaton (:

I had forgotten! many thaks to gez for your help!

@Icekid84 @carlosgf me alegra que sea

@carlosgf mi nombre no es Pablo, sino David; Pablo es el personaje (: la verdad no recuerdo cuanto tiempo tengo usando blender, pero desde que inicie siempre trate de hacer animaciones; muchas muy malas , otras un poco mejores; si te bajas los archivos del proyecto veras que todo esta muy simple; el truco es que cuando produzcas algo, conozcas cual es tu alcance y tus limitaciones y con eso en mente tratar de hacer lo que sea... espero ver pronto alg

Very funny and sad animation at the same time! Poor guy without his outline :P hehe Great job and thanks for sharing :)

thanks!

gracias bro!

Incredible work in your website David, I m glad that my work is useful for you...

WOW!!! IT IS GREAT! i always looking for open source 2d software that's as powerful as Blender in 3d area. But cannot find them yet. But you show me that you can create a very interesting 2d character and animation by using blender. Maybe it is too much for me to asking you to do a tutorial for this, but I am downloading your character and will try to learn this, to create my own 2d animation with Blender

Thanks so much for sharing this rig and also the method on switching facial expressions using Drivers. Clever~

Well done. This is awesome.

Thanks for sharing your rig. It will be very useful to study. I have only looked at it once, but I wanted to comment on the mouth shapes. I'm pretty sure they will work with english. I could be wrong, but I believe most European based languages share basic phonic sounds, so the mouth shapes should be the same. Asian languages are very different and would require different set of shapes. There have been studies that show the effects of mouth shape on language comprehension. I could not find the study link but I found this one for those interested in animating lipsync http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkVbqGjJxBM

Gracias!!!!

Hermano, Gracias! Oye, crees que puedes hacer un tutorial bienespecifico e como dibujar los personajes y hacerles los rigs? Eso fuera fenomenal!Gracias!

Pablo, Simplemente Espectacular... Excelente trabajo y muchas gracias.

Looks great, but I don't see how to use the drivers, what objects control them?

Link on dropbox, not working:( wouldyou upload this once again? Thanx!