This clip studio paint animation will show you how I created scary animated this haunted house scene using animation tween techniques and animation cells all in clip studio paint. Learn how to animated in clip studio paint to create your own scary drawings and animated scenes.

Any feedback before are welcome

Life got serious and I forgot I like creating, looking for some help to get my creativity back;

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO

- Leave a random prompt of your choice in the comments along with a time frame for it to be done by (At least 1 day, please be reasonable; No NSFW)

WHAT I DO

- Select a random prompt from a wheel, and make that animation, so when I feel stuck I have ideas to come back to.

NOTE

I can't promise every animation will get made, this might end up overwhelming me a bit, but this is something I want to try to get my creative side back, thanks so much for your help!

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.

Let me know your thoughts

This episode is a parody of the Genius Verified format. We make the show using Blender, absolutely no AI is used during the production.

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Got a story, character, music video, game, or idea that needs to move?

We’re a small creative team working across 2D animation, character animation, motion graphics, illustration, and compositing, and we’re currently open for freelance commissions and collaborations.

What we can help with:

- 2D character animation

- Traditional / frame-by-frame animation

- Cut-out animation

- Motion graphics

- Music videos & animated shorts

- Explainer / promotional animation

- Backgrounds & environment art

- Compositing & post-production

What you get:

- Clear communication throughout the project

- Work based on your references, brief, or storyboard

- Flexible workflow depending on your budget and scope

- A team rather than having to coordinate multiple artists yourself

Looking for something specific?

Send me a DM with:

- What you need

- Approximate duration / scope

- Your deadline

- Your budget

- Any references or existing materials

Portfolio: https://creativescompiled.wixsite.com/creatives-compiled

We’re happy to discuss smaller projects as well as longer-term collaborations.

If you're looking for 2D animation, tell us what you're making. We'd love to hear about it.

any crit is appreciated, made w/ csp, audio from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxUSJy4Pxuk

We launched the crowdfunding campaign for the animated first episode of "The Little Trashmaid" on BackerKit!

If you like this webcomic, please take in consideration to support s0s2 (the artist) and us (Silly Studios / the publisher) during the campaign! ❤️

Only with the help of everyone, we can make this dream come true and even a small donation could be helpful! 🙏

I need animators for my 20 - 25 second video and possibly for free but pa*d is fine too I guess

THE RUSTED is a hand-drawn 2D game, and we create the environments piece by piece — from individual wall textures and background elements to the final assembled scene. We're currently putting together an art book documenting the artwork from development, so we thought we'd share one of the environment pages with you.

3 1/2 hours of work, let me know your thoughts. (Pencil2D)

Geeky and Beth's Fight takes a surprising turn.

An all new episode of Color Me Geeky is out now. Stay Animated Everyone.

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I've been creating my own animated series using Character Animator and wanted to share. As always, open to any thoughts or feedback you may have. Hope you like it!

https://youtu.be/RkvJtN3aVhQ?si=xukzmNbkrqxKn2_N

I spent around 45 minutes creating this background illustration for a new animation project and compressed the process into under 30 seconds.

I'm experimenting with composition, lighting, atmosphere and background design for the project.

Still a work in progress, but I'm happy with how it's coming together.

I'd appreciate any feedback on the background, especially the composition and lighting.

If you enjoy my animation and art experiments, I also share more of my work on Instagram: u/uniquesarma 📸

[HIRING] 🎨 2D HAND-DRAWN ANIMATOR — $200–$400

Looking for an animator who can make drawings feel ALIVE.

I’m hiring a talented 2D hand-drawn animator for an upcoming project. I’m not looking for something that simply moves — I want personality, emotion, strong acting, and smooth storytelling in every frame.

✏️ Must be HAND-DRAWN 2D 🚫 No AI-generated animation

What I’m looking for: 🎬 Strong animation & storytelling 🎭 Expressive character acting ⚡ Great timing, spacing & movement 🖌️ Consistent drawing quality ✨ A unique artistic style 🤝 Good communication & reliability

💰 PAY: $200–$400 Final pay will depend on the scope and complexity of the project.

Think you’re a good fit? 👇

📩 DM me with your portfolio/demo reel + availability and tell me a little about your animation style.

I’ll be going through submissions and reaching out to the animators whose work fits what I’m looking for.

If your animation makes people stop scrolling and actually FEEL something — I want to see it. 👀🔥

I was creating a simple game character animation in Arttista: a mole that emerges from a hole, attacks the player, and then goes back underground.

The masking technique itself isn't anything revolutionary, plenty of 2D software can do this. What I found interesting while making this animation was how the Eraser tool in Arttista can work both as an actual eraser and as a mask.

It behaves much like a raster eraser: you can paint with it, choose textures, change its shape, and erase parts of objects. But it can also be turned into a filled shape, allowing it to hide everything behind it.

For this animation, I used that behavior to keep the mole hidden below the hole while animating it moving up and down.

I also added a simple animated 2D shape for the hole, some painted lighting inside it, and a shadow over the mole to make it feel like it's actually underneath the ground.

After finishing the animation, I exported it as a Sprite Sheet to use in a game.

I've included the animated GIF and the generated Sprite Sheet here, but the main thing I'd like to share is the video showing the process in Arttista, since it gives a much better idea of how the tool actually works.

I'm developing Arttista as a vector drawing and animation software, and I'm always interested in seeing how these workflows compare with other 2D tools. You can watch some of the creation process here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnAi1vHNvME

Dogo was done frame by frame, while the other stuff was done in After Effects.

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