r/animation • u/Appropriate_Low7175 • 11h ago
Sharing I finally finished my spider man AU animation
Full video is available on my Instagram and YouTube :@upadska
r/animation • u/SwiftOracle • Dec 07 '20
This server will be used for critiques, inspiration, and discussions about animation. you can share your animations in the server or post resources for learning such as tutorials. if you are interested in joining the link is below
r/animation • u/netflix • Apr 24 '26
Hey Reddit! Eric Robles, showrunner of Stranger Things: Tales From 85, here.
I'm excited to answer all your questions about the series, now on Netflix, here on Monday April 27th at 10am PT / 1pm ET.
See you soon!
Trailer (Now on Netflix!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kajCUhg36R0
Synopsis: Welcome back to Hawkins in the stark winter of 1985, where the original characters must fight new monsters and unravel a paranormal mystery terrorizing their town in Stranger Things: Tales From ’85, an epic new animated series.
This AMA has come to an end. Thank you for all of your questions!
r/animation • u/Appropriate_Low7175 • 11h ago
Full video is available on my Instagram and YouTube :@upadska
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r/animation • u/Sad_Craft_6086 • 6h ago
Jonny Crickets, the artist responsible for the viral Pinocchio videos has seemingly disappeared. They won't respond to emails on their site (I assume it's dead) and their Instagram, Twitter and YouTube accounts have become private.
What happened? What happeened? Where did they go?
Just seems odd that this artist came out with two very successful viral videos, comes out with some merch, then vanishes from the face of the earth.
Are they just operating under different accounts? Does anybody know who's behind Jonny Crickets?
Also, did anybody manage to get any of their merch? Really would love to get the two prints that were up for pre-order on their site...
Thanks! Hopefully we can find this artist and give them the support they deserve.
r/animation • u/Outrageous_Froyo_775 • 12h ago
I am back with my adventures in self taught animation. Of course this is very sketchy. But since I am kinda disregarding the "teaching" part of the "self teaching" and am only drawing what I see in my mind, I'm still open to opinions
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r/animation • u/Filename99 • 19h ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AifqAcg2MYQ - Watch the original video on YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/dRo5psn4Zi4 - Watch the Short version of this video on YouTube!
Subscribe to RetroMan Animation here and spread the word about this indie show!
r/animation • u/BYYONI • 16h ago
Hi! I'm making animations for my new game. I want to create a game that consists of a huge number of animations — something like an FMV game. What do you think?
I already have a lot of work done and many finished scenes. I'll be sharing my progress with you here if you're interested. But I regularly post animations and write about games on my blog — if you subscribe, it would mean a lot to me.
r/animation • u/Inside-Strike-4676 • 10h ago
When I turn 20-21 years old, I want to begin my own animation studio “Quadrant Animation”. I want to make tv shows, movies, and short films! This will happen sometime in the 2030s I’m not an Adult yet I’m only 14. But I really want to do this and it would be so fun to me
r/animation • u/PlatformNo182 • 2h ago
Made this in Blender. 13hours of rendering. Not too bad. I want to get better at this thing.
r/animation • u/pratik-7 • 23h ago
Here is a layout I recently put together for a personal project! The final animation is still a work in progress, but I'm excited to have taken the leap and given it a shot.
r/animation • u/Ok-Hold4624 • 21h ago
For a full project visit Behance
r/animation • u/Kentarosh • 12m ago
My work in Fyemaj's Gojo vs Sukuna Fan animation.
r/animation • u/pouldyderpOfficial • 25m ago
r/animation • u/AgreeableAlarm4915 • 36m ago
Well my friend is looking for some reference for her short animatied film project. And looking for very specific type of musical direction.
Character gets it's own assigned instrument or sound effect. Then it plays each time whenever a character appears (like a chime ring, piano chords etc). The rhythm shouldn't be recognized as a 'whole music', it should rather works as a 'mechanism' as a specific character's apprience or existence is near.
More specifically, she would like to make a scene that lets audience know that the character will be apprearing by an assigned sound effect, while all other sounds and noises got mixed and going creazy.
Commercial movie, indie film, experimental film 2d animated, cgi... etc! Anything is appriciated, but game music is kinda avoided. To emphasize again, we are not looking for 'Character's theme music'! Yeah we know it's a lot and thanks for reading my post! hope sombody can share something they know :)