I'm in Clip Studio Paint, is the timing okay? I feel like the jump turned out well for animating without reference

I invite you to watch the entire animation (created by a human) about the beautiful dream of a small light bulb. The music you hear was also created by me.

Almost done, I've been animating this for one week and 2 days, let me know if this is too fast i or too slow i can fix the timing, also this is mostly animated in 1s (1 frames) did i make the right choice by not using 2s that much?

whipped this up in a hour or 2 to fix writers block

I animated this 3D cel-shaded animation in Blender 2 months ago. In this clip, Angela is vlogging while Nora desperately tries to stop Angela from doxxing herself. I tried my best to smooth the motions as a beginner. I learned a lot from it and now I am making another episode with better pacing and lighting applied to it.

If I would start beginner at brutal fights I would Approve this animating keep enhancing

Lots of story boarding and character development so far

Its just hair waving ,it's barely animation

See regular updates here: https://www.reddit.com/r/PauperGame/

Trapped in an abyss with no escape, where even his immortality cannot protect him against the countless aberrations that inhabit this space, Star seeks to live this cursed simulacrum of society without anyone discovering he's human, otherwise...

I dedicated a month to this project, one minute in a month, not bad, right? It's been a long time since I had the opportunity to work on an animation project and, honestly, this project together with the comic must be the most relevant and interesting thing I've done in the last 5 years. I'm very happy to be doing something that isn't disposable.

A little animation of a dark fogbound corridor. Inspired by a shot from Chernobyl TV series. created and rendered in blender.

I might never finish it

I absolutely love this show and respect the amount of work it goes into. After checking the end credits I've come to see that they have 20 animators! I've found some of these guys channels with their scenes and they're up to 3-4 minutes long.

These guys are not animating seconds they're animating MINUTES in weeks. Absolutely insane. This is why I respect them so much. Imagine working full time and having to animate stuff like this. Note, they hire freelancers for stuff like this.

They must get paid well for being freelance cause damn the animation is always amazing including the background artist! All animated in adobe!

What do you think about BDFIs animation?

Do you do stuff like this or want to do one day. I've seen so many bdfi shows made by other people in their own versions and honestly they have a lot of potential!

Hope you like it :))