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
I make a YouTube Tutorial on How to make a Burger in Blender. If anyone want to learn here is youtube video link
Subscribe in YouTube if it helped you :)
What school kidos thinks college parties are like something cool and fancy 🙄😳💭
Hi guys, I have literally maxed out asking chatgpt on how these videos are made but it aint getting me nowhere. I just want to know what i need to study to produce this. Do i use blender on this? whats the best program? What should i study? I have zero knowledge in 3D modelling/ animation. Please help i just want to learn
Here are those "clonky" videos i want to know how to do.
https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSVSGGPfV/ https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSVAyYA1c/
Sharing my latest 2D character animation work — a hand-drawn three-headed dragon created and rigged for an idle animation.
The character artwork was prepared with animation in mind, with separate parts organized for rigging and smooth movement while keeping the original design consistent.
Work included:
• Hand-drawn 2D character artwork
• Character rigging
• Idle animation
• Separate animation-ready parts
• Consistent original character design
Would love to hear your feedback!
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I'm not sure where to go from here. The idea of animating anything seems daunting, like Im at the base of a mountain to hike.
I just wanted to animate something, so I made eyes opening.
It feels addicting, I want to make more
This is the song version of palpatine and anakin’s conversation in revenge of the sith. I started this today and am doing 5 frames per second. I have completed 14 seconds of this but have not imported the audio. I don’t want to pay for that but I may have to.
Hi, so I've been wanting to learn 2d tweening animation or more specifically- Gacha animation for a while now. I looked into a few applications (both PC and mobile) but I have no idea which one is better. I want to make a good decision before going all in. And another problem is that I can't pay for any of it (I'm just a student, don't have a job and cannot ask my parents)
I would like to create an animated series where it will have stuff like— head turns (or basically many angles like front facing, 3/4 facing, side facing and even back facing), Fight scenes etc..
Now I know already that Alight motion is a great one- the
main problem is that for head turns or basically any kind of angle turns, I've gotta use vector drawing which really isn't possible as my characters aren't as simple.
I was trying live 2d as well, but I dislike how the free version has so many limitations (like only 100 meshes, limited parameters, 50 deformers etc..) because this is a full on series I can't really work properly with these limitations.
I've heard about Moho pro but it's wayy too expensive. (Like is said I can't pay, I'm open the using cracks but I don't really wanna risk my channel getting de-monetised because of this, this is also the reason I am scared to work with live2d crack since I wanna earn money from this series
There's also like toonsquid, toonboom and so many others (I forgot the names)
I'm not sure how good the free alternatives may be for my situation so I'd really appreciate if y'all help me out here!
Im fairly new to animation and ive been working on a shot for a project. I’m unsure of the timing and I feel that the transition between frame 4 and 5 is abrupt. Is it just me or what should I do to fix it?
I’ve been reviewing an animation where the character has a varied color gradient in their mane, and I wanted to reach out to see if anyone could help me.
How do I keep a gradient stable so it doesn't look like it's flickering or shifting? It makes it look like I don't know what I'm doing—and, to be honest, in this regard, I really don't.
Do you have any recommendations or references I could use as a guide?
Thought I would finally try animating something more complex. I’ve just done so many stick figures. Didn’t really have much of a plan. But when in doubt, start with a Ninja Turtle. It’s not the best thing ever and I definitely need to work on my cleanup and proportions, but I’m really happy with the snappiness of that bite. Mostly done on two’s but used a bunch of holds. Animated different parts on layers starting with his left hand and then the head. I like putting some smears in. Hoping to do more soon.
I was drawing mine, but as a noob I went to look for inspiration with the DBZ characters and noticed a template of Goku in all kind of styles; like Disney or Naruto and I was wondering, am I supposed to find my own face style, is that what people who make original characters do?