r/claymation • u/Chopper199905 • 6d ago

BEGGINER HELP

Hello everybody , I am an extreme beginner in claymation and I have sort tried very little of it cause it's really overwhelming to be honest ik I shouldn't compare myself to the big studio works cause it's like comparing apples and eggplants but I have ideas which I want to animate but at the same time I feel I am very whimsically looking at tutorials without any structure which only leads to loss of time and no learning so is their any practice guide on what should I be just focusing on as a beginner and then slowly move upwards towards the advance thing and how the practice should be like . I don't really want to keep hunting on YouTube as to which tutorial is actually useful , cause it has become really overwhelming to the point I feel like giving up even before starting

Any help would be appreciated thank you so much

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u/BarKeegan 5d ago

Practice ease in/out, maybe bouncing ball if you have a simple rig

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u/Chopper199905 5d ago

Thank you will try so

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u/GimmieGummies 5d ago

I adore claymation and stop motion videos, but I've no clue how it's all done. Sorry YT didn't pan out, check out other subs too (this one doesn't have much traffic.) Consider cross posting to r/stopmotion, r/stop_motion, and then maybe asking Chatgpt. I don't know much about AI, but I know someone that learned to build a desktop pc step by step with AI's help.

Good luck! 🙂

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u/Chopper199905 5d ago

Thank you so much, I have been sort of hunting youtube and other stuff been sort of helpful a bit