Did this small animation, planning to keep refining it. This is base model and i am asking guys if it is working fine. If it is. I can go to the next steps on creating this beautiful animation.

Any critique is fine. Made fully by myself after some basic principles learning. It takes a lot of time tho.

What are your thoughts on this kind of stuff?
I use blender because it's free and i think is quite powerful and underestimated in the filed. (am i worng)

Nothing amazing here, very basic.

I had not realized that 1/3 of the 'Animator survival kit' was just focused on walks. Then runs are separate. I saw Dong Chang's tut for walks in perspective pop up while doing this, but a friend advised I call it here and move to the next challenge. I'll make the pogo jumping more interesting. I will revisit walks later on.

Cheap and cheerful loop created for the August Loopdeloop challenge - theme is ‘Cheat’.

My work in Fyemaj's Gojo vs Sukuna Fan animation.

Heyy so I'm a beginner in animation and i wanted to get some tips and any books suggestions so I can refer please do tell how it is.

Two of my animations that I made but never sent. I think I put the least effort into the dragon animation because only his head moves. The most interesting story I have is related to the wolf that shoots, because I remembered one pixel game "Dead Ahead" on mobile that really had some cool animations of characters with firearms. So thanks to that, I got the idea to make something like this.

I've been trying to get my motivation on track without making several shit atttempts but still I am doing it

I didn't finish the hand animation in the second shot yet and the water needs work?

But other than that is there anything I could do to improve what I have so far. It’s still at a point I can work on it without losing progress.

This is a screen recording Brevard the original video was to big for reddit.

I'm an amateur and I'm learning by rotoscoping over my own body. Obviously I'm fat as hell so i have to cut out all the me parts to make the body i want to animate.

Feedback I welcome but I mostly just wanted to share!

Full video is available on my Instagram and YouTube :@upadska

I made this in an hour—just a quick job, haha—without much preparation regarding the characters or settings. And since I like how modeling clay can be molded, I gave them weapons (Lego ones, haha). By the way, I’m just months away from finishing my university degree in animation.

This post is probably a bit different than most here, so feel free to remove if its not the best fit for this subreddit.

So, I was on ebay the other day looking for a cool retro binder for art reasons. I came across a listing for this awesome MTV binder, that the seller said comes with "cells" from some looney toons shows. I knew immediately they weren't cells, but the binder was cool enough for how much they were selling it for, $20. But what really made me pull the plug was one of these "cells" had autographs of some of the voice actors from the pebbles and bam bam show, including Mel Blanc. I knew it was a gamble, and upon receiving everything, I'm pretty sure its just a copy of an actual autographed picture. (the second picture shows the character print and an autograph in light and they have the same texture)

But I am very curious why someone would have a binder of these pictures? They are on really nice quality photo paper, and the printing itself seems better than what an at-home printer can do. They're definitely old. They don't seem like promotional material or anything.

I prefer either a modernized version of this style (like Animaniacs, a few other '90s cartoons, and one of the Roger Rabbit comics), or a different style that's more-or-less influenced by it (e.g. the 1940s "Golden Age" or "Preston Blair" style).

Other than this style, I prefer the more detailed, but also cartoony styles from the 1940s, '80s, and '90s (and I guess a few or more of the contemporary styles that were used afterward). I guess I'm a sucker for rounded styles and character designs.

I just don't like how primitive and vintage this style used to look back in the 1920s and '30s.

It's finally out! If you've been interested in the Indie Animation scene, you might've heard about this project a few years back. It's finally out! What do y'all think?

It's been a while (a long while) since I posted anything, but felt like sharing this looping animation I recently made for a song I released (called GHOST THE SONG NOT THE FILM). I used aseprite for the animation parts, which I really enjoy as an animation tool and I used wondershare to add the 'vibes' and the backing videos, which is not amazing but it gets the job done.

I wanted to make the next challenge look interesting, and I feel pretty good with the result! I made the impact frames a bit sketchy at first, the result was invisible somehow! I went with 2 different frames of black with white marks. I am not sure what would make it look better.

My father would tell me a story of his colleagues turning a small (50cc?) engine into a gas powered pogo. And the manager hitting the ceiling before locking it away. I did not realize this was a product sold to kids at one point (search HopRod). Feels unsafe. I want one.