So I just started my first job but all I'm doing from months is just one work like it's monotonous. When I was a student, everyday feels like adventure but since few months i think I should resign. Ik the company is good and my colleagues are all so cooperative but I just keep on doing that work daily. What should I do? I'm so frustrated atp.
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Can anyone recommend where I can learn perspective from? Like any youtube channel, websites or something cause I know that gesture drawing is important with 12 principles of animation for beginners but I need to dive deeper.
Thank you.
So it's now over a week and all I got to know that perspective drawing, gesture drawing, color theory and 12 principles are important to know how to animate and then the movement of the character, face details and minute detailings such as expressions too.
But I can't find a proper way where to learn perspective drawing from cause gesture drawing is all about observation, analyzing and practice but perspective requires a good base to be formed and tbh I can't find a source where I can easily learn perspective in detail, similarly for color theory, also somewhere I read forms and actions are important too. May I know like where I can find detail on it cause on YouTube it's not clear enough. Will be grateful if anyone can share.
Thank you.
Hi, I'm 22 and currently doing job in tech and really wanted to pursue career in animation since my mind and health both gave up this year and I really wanted to always work in animation industry, though I have started practicing and researching in depth but posts like "people on being saying that animation is now all ruined cause of AI and they're not getting good payrolls like they used too" keeps popping up. Now, the question is not that if I wanted to learn animation because I clearly want to and will learn but should I pursue it as career? Since my life is all about creating art and finding joy in this field I don't know what to do.
The thought of keep going in my current industry haunts me since it's literally pressurising me but the job switch for animation and not getting a job in the animation industry despite of having skills haunts me more.
What should I do?
Actually I wanted to learn animation and am literally a beginner though I wanted to pursue animation since my childhood but at 22 doing job making me feel pressurised and I wanted to change my career and wanted to go for animation though I have started learning perspectives and figure drawings but still if any animator can help me knowing what a beginner should do at first in order to grab a hold on your drawings, so I wanted to know. Ik 22 is a bit late for career change and since am only bachelor's in computers so I wanted to make strong portfolio so that I can go in good animation school for masters and can pursue my career there. So can anyone just give me some help. It will be very helpful for me
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