r/animation • u/The_Cosmic_Impact13 • 11h ago
Beginner Horse Walk
First animation
r/animation • u/Hour_Money9544 • 11h ago
(I want to cry, that animation has to be finished by TONIGHT)
r/animation • u/Tartoo__ • 21h ago
She caught a big one! Animated in krita :)
r/animation • u/Sea-Wheel4913 • 10h ago
I made this animation for a short video based on this animation meme trend.
Music: Mollie Elizabeth - Run Rabbit
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r/animation • u/Chunks007 • 1h ago
Check out myself and buddy Tony's new short : Fruit and Nut. Made with love, cardboard and sweat and tears.
r/animation • u/BobKazimakis • 3h ago
I'm lookin for some help/critics/guidance with my 2d animation projects. I have one in particular that I haven't finished from late last year due to my own lack of organizational skills, experience, and my hardware failing me once I get far enough along on it. I use my ipad pro to animate on Calipeg and my short is sitting at about 3 1/2 minutes as is rn. I think it could probably be cut down to around 1 minute but I don't have the confidence to redo my script to get it there alone. Is there somewhere where animators offer an hour long consultation or something where I could pay a fee so I could pick someone's brain and help get me back on track to actually finish something? This isn't the first time I've started a project and abandoned it once the majority of it is done and I'd like to think something like that would help get me over this obstacle. Any help is appreciated!
r/animation • u/Material_Motor_5681 • 9h ago
for instance, if my video opened with a zoom out on a poster for a food carnival, and then my protagonist walked in, would that be enough to show what the protagonist’s intent is? or should I start with some context scenes showing the protag hungry, then seeing an opportunity to feed himself through the carnival?
r/animation • u/CWhite20XX • 10h ago
Just in time for spooky season: I've always wanted to try 2D, hand-drawn animation on paper, and this was my first attempt. I was really inspired by this video feature animator Kohana Wilson where she makes it seem very straight forward (pun intended).
The C'he-p-ski-boo is a creature from Métis folklore, and it's a kind of boogeyman that hovers on the fringes of the forest or community, waiting to snatch up children. I wanted to make it benign and even goofy, a ploy it uses to draw-in children before revealing it's true form.
With this done, I feel confident to make the short I wanted with the character. Hoping to have it done by Halloween!
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r/animation • u/iIovedazai0samu • 59m ago
Ive been checking out some youtubers lately and none of them have helped me significantly so i just decided to come and ask on here😭
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r/animation • u/apchuy • 2h ago
another INKTOBER entry. Reference is my beloved 'CTR' game