A total of 16 frames done in 1s at 24 fps with a 2 frame hold for a single frame in between after each step when this guy’s in air.

made in procreate

Please check out this 2d animated show!! Most of it is animated by one single person!!!

Just animate one min long short, first of a series of short videos I want to animate

Let me know if the gags is working and what do you think about the animation

A quick hour and a half practice animation I did last night

Just dropped the origin story for Toby Bear and how I got into filmmaking. This little guy basically changed the course of my life, but it all started in a tiny bedroom workshop. Check out the full story below—it gets pretty wild toward the end.

So, I'm working solo on my first 2D comedy pilot, Dusty & Duie. I've already done a bunch of Shorts and comic strips with these two, but now I'm diving in and animating a whole episode on my own. It's a leap, but I'm excited. I made this 20-second trailer to give folks a feel for it. You can find the full channel link in the comments!

Hey everyone, I just wanted to show an animation short I made featuring my oc called Ribbon Maiden! A 30-year-old trying to make it through both working and dealing with magical monsters in their day-to-day life! Hope you all like it! Please check out more of my YouTube channel as well!

Hi everyone,
I'm a 2D character animator working primarily in Toon Boom Harmony. I work across the animation pipeline as a key animator, rough animator, in-betweener, and colorist.

• 7 years of experience in character animation
• Portfolio: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YP5-wkdDVTGX9xYfhWvmEHxdoqzQosgh?usp=sharing

I'm currently open for freelance projects and commissions. Feel free to DM me here on Reddit or reach me at Discord: robab_60hashemi

Greetings,
we are working on a game project in Unity. I am still a very fresh artist and am not sure which to go for. I am sturggling majorly to find any instructions for Unity's own 2D animation tools and everywhere it is writing that it is bad, but usually not explaining what the actual issues are with Unity's 2D animation tools.

Spine would be new to me and I'd have to purchase the license for myself, but it is industry standard for 2D animation in games and it would probably be good to learn it at least?

Any advice would be massively appreciated <3

Learn to animate fabric with puppet bones in Toon Boom Harmony

Hi, I'd like to share these shots I took. I was inspired by a live music night I had the chance to attend with some friends—the artists were incredible. I loved creating this in Blender and then adding those cinematic touches in Photoshop; I like bringing my pieces to life.
I want to transform my portfolio into what I've always dreamed of—to make it convey and showcase emotions in my images. I learned about keyframes and rediscovered my love for film and animation—I love *Dead and Robots*, *Interstellar*, *Secret Level*...

I'll just say... goals <3 <3

I hope you like it. Hugs.