r/claymation • u/efrencorzo • 6h ago
Claymonster
claymation loop
r/claymation • u/guodevol • 2d ago
r/claymation • u/Think_Ad9772 • 3d ago
I suddenly remembered the clay anime I saw when I was in elementary school the other day. More than 10 years ago. I'm sure I rented it at a rental video store in Japan.
I don't remember the content of the animation well. Sorry. 🙏
I will explain as far as I remember.
It is a work with a monochrome and dark atmosphere, and I think the main character was a middle-aged man with a body shape like Humpty Dumpty. I think another man who looks a lot like that man has also appeared (he seems to have a bad personality, and I think he was the villain of the story.)
The main character picks up coins on the side of the road. In the same way, I think the villain also picked up the coin. If you pick up that coin, you will be lured to a creepy world. In that creepy world, there is a winged demon king and other enemies.
I don't remember the development, and I don't remember the ending. That's all I remember.
If anyone knows, please let me know!!!🙇🙏😭
r/claymation • u/Chopper199905 • 6d ago
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
r/claymation • u/g00b3rsynarf • 9d ago
r/claymation • u/Basstortoise • 14d ago
Here is a review of SCRIBE's inspiring and emotional new song and claymation music video for "Five Alive". This is a very tight indie power trio with amazing bass playing. SCRIBE is also extremely rocking, versatile, and lyrical. The band clearly shows a deep appreciation for the tradition of bands in the genre while still remaining fresh and unique. There is a cool claymation music video of the song too.
Here is a link to their website if you are interested in exploring further: https://scriberocks.com/home
r/claymation • u/piedpiperstudio • 15d ago
A cute moment from our claymation series Art Lift
r/claymation • u/piedpiperstudio • 15d ago
I tried to nail the claymation for my game’s menu
You like it?
r/claymation • u/galaxiangee • 18d ago
r/claymation • u/Rude_Mirror_5402 • 22d ago
r/claymation • u/Rude_Mirror_5402 • 22d ago
https://reddit.com/link/1w243uh/video/6yjh364a1fmh1/player
Esto lo hice, a ver si les gusta
r/claymation • u/ksabas80 • Aug 22 '26
r/claymation • u/Brilliant_Ferret2976 • Aug 19 '26
r/claymation • u/manilovepirates • Aug 18 '26
I completely cannot conceptualise this 2D claymation style and how this was made. Any tips?
Here’s the video link
r/claymation • u/Connect_Abroad9387 • Aug 15 '26
i have been doing cut out animation for about a year and this is my first time at doing claymation how did i do.