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[NSFW nudity] independent 2D animation / reel

hi!! I am Caroline, 2D animator since 2021
this is my first post ever on reddit 🫪

those are some of my independent projects done this year.

I am open to make new friends from the field :))

my website: [link]
[instagram]

u/carolifrag — 10 hours ago
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Does anyone know where this animation is from?

I've been trying to find the author but had no success, where could this be from? I like the camera work here and would like to find more references like this.

u/Ok_Grapefruit_K — 14 hours ago
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Tried to apply the feedback I got here to my robot lamp animation

I posted a few tests of this lamp here before and got a lot of really useful feedback, so I tried to put it into practice this time.

This one took me about 12 hours to animate and shoot. All the motion was animated beforehand in my own editor using keyframes - nothing is puppeteered during filming.

I also added a rig and FK/IK controls to the editor after people here suggested it, which made working with the lamp a lot easier.

I tried to pay more attention to timing, anticipation, pauses and making the movements actually feel intentional this time.

Would love some critique. What would you change?

u/Ok_Stress3654 — 11 hours ago
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I animated Kirby vs Metaknight ! It only took me 10 months and ~1400 hours

Basically the title. Animated to Sword Of the Surviving Guardian !

u/Caramel_Kirby — 1 day ago
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I’m a production manager working in television animation. I have worked on Adult series’ and children’s shows. Keeping my identity a secret but otherwise ama!

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u/Tenkai-Star — 1 day ago
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Mi primera prueba de Lip-sync con Candy Candy

Hola a todos.

Estoy estudiando animación por cuenta propia, por medio de los cursos de Aaron Blaise. Me animé a practicar la sincronización de labios, usando un audio del doblaje en español del anime de los 80 Candy Candy

Los personajes loa dibujé a mi estilo respetando los rasgos más importantes de los personajes. Espero que les guste, aunque creo que me va a tocar trabajar en ones para darle más fluidez a la animacion

u/Icy-Bunch-4044 — 1 day ago
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Acting and Realism in Animation?

Hey animators of reddit, Im working on my end sem academic project on character animation and specifically understanding about acting and realism. If the pros out here can help me with it that would be great! I want to understand what goes in your mind when animating characters and what is your process of animating them. How important do you think acting is and what is your perception of realism in animation. Any other tips would be awesome.

Also since its an academic project, if we could meet online today where we can discuss about it then that would be really really awesome! Thanks!

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u/Reasonable_Bus_8969 — 1 day ago
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I made my NPC right-handed so my procedural pain system would look natural

u/tripledose_guy — 3 days ago
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What's this specific type of slow motion called?

Does this genre of slow motion have a name at all? Specifically, the type where it seems like each frame is being faded in and out repeatedly. I'm not too knowledgeable about topics like this, so I came here to get an answer to my question that I've been asking myself since yesterday. There are two main reasons why I'd like to know. Firstly, I'd like to stop referring to it as "that one slow motion where the frames fade in and out repeatedly" every time I talk about it. Secondly, because I love how surreal it feels.

I hope the answers you give me are as insightful as they are interesting, but feel free to drop any funny answers as well. I get a kick out of those.

I'm gonna replay Sonic Mania now, so I'll see you guys in a few hours or so.

u/LafterMastr — 2 days ago