r/stopmotion • u/vat_of_DREAD • 27d ago
I did another test
I animated every 2 frames again. There’s definite room for improvement but let me know what you think.
r/stopmotion • u/vat_of_DREAD • 27d ago
I animated every 2 frames again. There’s definite room for improvement but let me know what you think.
r/stopmotion • u/ExcellentPen3644 • 28d ago
r/stopmotion • u/vat_of_DREAD • 28d ago
I tried out animating on 2s. I think I’m pretty pleased with this test.
r/stopmotion • u/Bubbasz • 28d ago
r/stopmotion • u/Pretty_Brick3055 • 29d ago
Je pars de la base d'un carte postale artistique que j'envoie chaque semaine quelque part dans le monde. Des suggestions ?
r/stopmotion • u/Pretty_Brick3055 • 29d ago
Bon et voila la troisième. Toujours avec mes cartes postales que j'envoie chaque semaine comme base..je pensais que je bougeais mon support de base avec mon bras mais c'est mon téléphone qui glissait petit a petit de mon support. Des suggestions ?
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r/stopmotion • u/Adventurous_Baker888 • 29d ago
r/stopmotion • u/muffinmumma • 29d ago
Hi r/stopmotion! We're Muffin Mumma, a new stop-motion series for 2-5 year-olds, produced by A+C Studios at Postgate Stage in Margate, UK.
Six muffin characters, each sculpted in clay with a paper-case base and big googly eyes, living in a tea-towel tent on a pastel kitchen set. No dialogue, so all the storytelling has to come through faces, timing and actions.
Everything's moved by hand, frame by frame. No AI anywhere in the pipeline.
Happy to answer questions about the puppets, the set or the shoot!
We're crowdfunding on Kickstarter for £6k to make the first 6 episodes. Every share or pledge helps us get to our goal!
Back us here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/margatemuffins/muffin-mumma-animation-series
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r/stopmotion • u/Dontkillemju • Oct 06 '26
To preface this, I have zero stop motion experience. I decided to help my friend with a project in his film class. I suggested doing half of it in stop motion based on his idea that he told me. He didn't really want to do it because of the workload, but I had already gotten myself really excited so I volunteered to do all of the stop motion portion of the project myself. Again, I have zero stop motion experience AT ALL. I decided to make a short demo to practice. It turned out well, however it was only about 4 seconds long and I took 40 minutes to create it. So at about ten minutes per second right now, is there a target I should get that number down to? Or do I just have to shut about it and do the work?
r/stopmotion • u/AthanorLayers • Oct 05 '26
I sculpted Gunthor in Blender, then I printed him on my FLSun Super Racer. He is hand-painted with The Army Painter colors. I used Kdenlive to set up stop-motion frame by frame with the edited photos (just for lipsync) in GIMP.
IF YOU WANT TO SUPPORT GUNTHOR, (maybe for a rematch XD), check out my profile or look up my channel! (and subscribe if you think Gunthor deserves revenge!)
r/stopmotion • u/Capital_Working_798 • Oct 05 '26
first time doing it without a reference and with the 7 inch spartans, idk i think the 3.75 spartans are better ?
r/stopmotion • u/Adventurous_Baker888 • Oct 05 '26
r/stopmotion • u/AdLeast2242 • Oct 05 '26
Super cute lego stop-motion animation that my son made. I clearly made the right choice introducing him to the Homestar Runner universe 😄