LovelyTheCalf is a twitch streamer. He came to me looking for a custom farm animation. I wish I had more to add here, but I haven’t been lucky enough to catch one of the streams. Last game played was Fortnite and he has a cool farm theme. I’ll be stalking his stream til I can get a good summary to put on this post. Judging by the 2yr old clip, he seems like a great streamer. I’d rather not make a summary based on an old clip though.

On the animation side of things, here’s a video of the stinger animation in action. LovelyTheCalf comes to life after entering the scene with blinking eyes, flopping ears, a moving head and mouth. Green rolling hills and clear blue skies pop in as LovelyTheCalf sends out a heartfelt MOO.

If you’re in need of a custom farm animation (stinger transition), check out the order form. Submit an order with your logo and a description of what you’re looking for and I’ll get it animated!

What is a stinger transition?

Stinger transitions are used between scenes to achieve a professional look when transitioning. Adding transitions like these helps emphasize your branding. OBS and SLOBS have default fades and slides. Replacing those with a custom stinger transition will improve the appeal of your stream and boost viewer engagement.

Growing a community is likely at the top of your list of priorities as a streamer. If not the top, it’s somewhere in the top 3. Things that set you apart from the rest will help your viewers see the difference between watching a stream casually flipped on out of boredom versus someone actually dedicated to streaming.

Before creating or purchasing an animation like this, it’s a good idea to think about the intended use first. Most transitions are quick and only animate for 2-10 secs. Shorter animations are great for those who switch scenes frequently. Maybe you like to show you reaction the game dialogue or facial expression after a big bit cheer. Longer animations are typically used for esports broadcast formats, tournaments, events, etc… Something that creatively sends a branding message while changing the viewer’s perspective.

Why pay for one?

If you’re in need of animations but don’t have the funds, check out my Instagram or the freebies section. I have a habit of frequently visiting upcoming streamers and dropping a freebie on them. I also enjoy randomly giving animations away to Instagram and Discord followers when I’m not overloaded with orders. So come by and say hi! You may end up with an animation some time.

Custom Stinger Transition (Animation)

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BeLikeNick is a German variety game streamer. I can’t comment too much on the channel since I don’t understand enough of language, but judging by Nick’s clips and highlights it’s a highly entertaining stream. One of his Osu! clips is jawdropping! A majority of his clips are League of Legends, but most importantly there’s a lot of dancing

I honestly don’t understand what is being said, but I can tell BeLikeNick is full of energy and hosts a very entertaining stream. Go check him out!

Here’s the custom lightning explosion stinger transition I made for him:

If you’re in need of a custom lightning explosion stinger transition, check out the order form. Submit an order with your logo and a description of what you’re looking for and I’ll get it animated!

What is a stinger transition?

Stinger transitions are used between scenes to achieve a professional look when transitioning. Adding transitions like these helps emphasize your branding. OBS and SLOBS have default fades and slides. Replacing those with a custom stinger transition will improve the appeal of your stream and boost viewer engagement.

Growing a community is likely at the top of your list of priorities as a streamer. If not the top, it’s somewhere in the top 3. Things that set you apart from the rest will help your viewers see the difference between watching a stream casually flipped on out of boredom versus someone actually dedicated to streaming.

Before creating or purchasing an animation like this, it’s a good idea to think about the intended use first. Most transitions are quick and only animate for 2-10 secs. Shorter animations are great for those who switch scenes frequently. Maybe you like to show you reaction the game dialogue or facial expression after a big bit cheer. Longer animations are typically used for esports broadcast formats, tournaments, events, etc… Something that creatively sends a branding message while changing the viewer’s perspective.

Why pay for one?

If you’re in need of animations but don’t have the funds, check out my Instagram or the freebies section. I have a habit of frequently visiting upcoming streamers and dropping a freebie on them. I also enjoy randomly giving animations away to Instagram and Discord followers when I’m not overloaded with orders. So come by and say hi! You may end up with an animation some time.

Custom Stinger Transition (Animation)

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TheVoorheez

TheVoorheez is a horror game streamer with some variety games in the mix. A majority of streams I’ve seen are Dead By Daylight, but he also throws other games in like Apex Legends and World of Warcraft. His stream is highly entertaining and he loves carrot cake. Seriously, don’t insult carrot cake in his presence. Here’s the custom horror stinger transition I made for him:

Anyway, go check out TheVoorheez on Twitch!

If you’re in need of a custom horror stinger transition, check out the order form. Just submit an order with your logo and a description of what you’re looking for and I’ll get it animated!

Stinger transitions are used between scenes to achieve a professional look when transitioning. Adding transitions like these helps emphasize your branding. OBS and SLOBS have default fades and slides. Replacing those with a custom stinger transition will improve the appeal of your stream and boost viewer engagement.

Most transitions are quick and only animate for 2-10 secs. Before creating or purchasing an animation like this, it would be smart to think about the intended use first. Shorter animations are great for those who switch scenes frequently. Longer animations are typically used for an esports broadcast format. Something that creatively sends a branding message while changing the stream’s perspective to another scene.

If you’re in need of animations but don’t have the funds, check out my Instagram or the freebies section. I’m known to frequently visit upcoming streamers. Some of those streamers end up with a freebie. I also enjoy randomly giving animations away to Instagram and Discord followers when I’m not overloaded with orders. So come by and say hi! You may end up with an animation some time.

Custom Stinger Transition (Animation)

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IsIandz is a skilled game streamer that streams nearly anything with a competitive aspect to it. Some of the latest NBA 2K19 streams have been a complete blowout. This is the type of gamer you want to compete in tournaments on stream so you can watch as he blows away the competition and wins. Here’s the custom monster stinger transition I made for him:

Anyway, go check out IsIandz on Twitch!

If you’re in need of a custom monster stinger transition, check out the order form. Just submit an order with your logo and a description of what you’re looking for and I’ll get it animated!

Stinger transitions are used between scenes to achieve a professional look when transitioning. Adding transitions like these helps emphasize your branding. OBS and SLOBS have default fades and slides. Replacing those with a custom stinger transition will improve the appeal of your stream and boost viewer engagement.

Most transitions are quick and only animate for 2-10 secs. Before creating or purchasing an animation like this, it would be smart to think about the intended use first. Shorter animations are great for those who switch scenes frequently. Longer animations are typically used for an esports broadcast format. Something that creatively sends a branding message while changing the stream’s perspective to another scene.

If you’re in need of animations but don’t have the funds, check out my Instagram or the freebies section. I’m known to frequently visit upcoming streamers. Some of those streamers end up with a freebie. I also enjoy randomly giving animations away to Instagram and Discord followers when I’m not overloaded with orders. So come by and say hi! You may end up with an animation some time.

Custom Stinger Transition (Animation)

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I’ve been working on some animations for a friend. He’s been a streamer a little longer than I’ve been and the longer he continues to stream, the more his channel name rings true. Here’s his channel: http://www.twitch.tv/oldmangamur

If you’re looking for an entertaining stream, his should definitely be on the list of most entertaining you follow. Especially if he’s streaming a horror game.

Anyway, here’s the transition I made him:

And the logo overlay:

Both projects helped me develop my skills in After Effects. In both projects I created compositions that will allow me to quickly modify the artwork used. I’m fairly confident with the skills I have, but it doesn’t hurt to step out of my comfort zone for the sake of building on those skills.

This also inspired me to look into some freelance work. So I opened up a Fiverr selling account that I’ll be posting gigs on real soon. Fiverr offers a great platform for those of us that love to tinker in Adobe applications. Plus, I need gigs to keep me focused otherwise I’ll get lost in a game all day

Those gigs will also help fund the future ideas for both this site, the twitch channel and eventually the games that have been swimming around in my head for years. More about all of this in the posts to come.

I haven’t had a chance to meet any of you readers, but I want to say thank you for coming around. Although there aren’t many comments or any discussions yet, I’m grateful for the new user registrations and follows whether it’s on twitter, twitch or facebook (instagram activity coming real soon). Really. Thank you!

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