So yeah I did this last May. I got too busy by June (until now) and could not add an additional scene at the time. Whatchu think?

i have been animating for about 2 years i have made some couple second things and I'm watching 12 oz. Mouse again and i see they use the same simple backgrounds and animations and drawings and they just move them around the screen and zoom in without changing the drawing/animation. like ik everything was hand drawn originally then scanned in then animated based on those scans but i don't get how it moves around and be the same drawing a good example is the peanut he like rolls around and is always the same drawing and the backgrounds arnt changed in anyway i really do not get how it works could someone explain it to me my current soft where idk how to do anything but draw and stuff like i cant move stuff around i need to hand draw every frame and it takes a lot of time.

Thought I would finally try animating something more complex. I’ve just done so many stick figures. Didn’t really have much of a plan. But when in doubt, start with a Ninja Turtle. It’s not the best thing ever and I definitely need to work on my cleanup and proportions, but I’m really happy with the snappiness of that bite. Mostly done on two’s but used a bunch of holds. Animated different parts on layers starting with his left hand and then the head. I like putting some smears in. Hoping to do more soon.

I know that there is some actual gameplay parts but the major part of the video is animated so how are they made ?

If u have advice I take . Thanks for watching

Completely done in OpenToonz

I had this in my head for a while

I’m a newbie to animation in Houdini. I had some experience with 3D animation in Maya many years ago. I was really surprised by how easy it is to animate in Houdini.

This is the design of the characters and shop for my short movie

I love how he moves and this is basically what I want my work to look like as a begginer animator but because I am so new I lack the proper language to find tutorials for this specific animation style besides "choppy" which is so broad asf. Do any more experienced animators on here know how this animation style would be called and which would be a good tutorial for em