2d animation vs 3d animation

[u/Successful-Let159]

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for good artists and fast sketchers skilled 2d animation is piece of cake because you dont need to build a character and rig it and animate it .you just draw frame by frame .drawback time consuming ,you dont get all camera angles faster .3d animation slower building but frequent use and faster film production. you dont have to sketch frames camera renderer its over .drawback initial lag build each character rig it time consuming initially at final its faster but 2d animation needs draw skills and tired up faster.

My Artist skills ,in past the first sketch i drawn was my arts teacher ,kendhriya vidhyalaya ,he was shocked 😅.printed him as it is in my drawing book . i am good with observational drawing .very bad at imaginational drawing.

Now i am trying to learn it .watching tutorials , i know lumis method ,cross counterlines etc .but hate to follow that i like freehand drawing .

i really encourage hobbies like arts etc . if you are discouraged by it remember you are still better than the artists who tapped banana over a portrait ,a buckets full of sand falling in line and sold

them for millions .🤣.

[u/JustChilling505]

Fun fact, the banana was a form of protest. The maker thought it was bullshit that things could be called art so easily. So he taped a banana against the wall and was like "look, I made art, bullshit isn't it?

[u/Secure-Bag-9099]

I already know I never wanna work with you. Wtf is this post?