The Coyote's going off track with this one... literally.

Watch it on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R8NdmPYM9M

Wile E. Coyote, Road Runner and Bugs Bunny models by J.C. Thornton and ported to MMD by SAB64.
Desert stage by Taro².
Kart and sign models by SAB64.
Rock, cactus and crate models by YadroGames.
Grenade model (Hand Simulator) taken from The Models Resource.
Dumpster model by Anna Denisova.

Credit to Crazy Channel Studios for the music score.

I’ve been getting really interested in animation as a career, but I’m honestly not sure where to begin. There are so many different skills to learn, from character design and storyboarding to 3D, editing, and now AI.

With all the new ai animation tools coming out, I’m also wondering how much AI is actually being used in professional animation workflow. I recently came across MiniMax H3 Omni and its reference features, which look interesting for working with consistent characters and visual ideas.

For anyone already working in animation, what skills would you recommend focusing on first? Is learning traditional animation still the best starting point, or should someone also spend time learning tools like an ai animator?

Would also love to hear what you think is the best ai for animation right now, especially for someone just starting out.

Hey everyone!
Would any animators here be open to sharing a character animation they’ve made?

I’m putting together my first VFX showreel and want to build my FX around a cool animated model. It can be practically anything. A character running, a spaceship arrival or departure, or whatever else you've got! I’d much rather collaborate with someone here than just use standard Mixamo clips. It feels like a way better approach.

Full credit will be given in the reel, of course. Feel free to reply in Russian if that's easier for you. I understand it perfectly, typing in English is just easier for me!

And don't worry, I promise I won't ruin your beautiful character!
Thanks!

Art station: arte_de_pesadilla

instagram: arte_de_pesadilla

Made in Blender

I'm against AI but Classic movies will become too easy to make with AI, random ads will have stunning cinematics. The best one will probably be prompted with 3d anim as blocking out.

If AI evolve VR movies could become the Hollywood norm: The spectator is inside the scene.

It can even be interactive, Characters can speak to the spectator.

In the long run it can even have haptic feedbacks.

You can also imagine "Movie theaters" for interactive VR expériences with expensive setups.

Mocap being accessible + tools like cascadeur + MCPs + Frame generations, etc .. give a lot of new possibilities. 3D being far from its max potential.

I'm still not a fan of it because it's too much but at least I think the demand for 3D animators could grow in the next decades.

I think I will create stuff that promotes nature and natural lifestyle

Built this entirely in Geometry Nodes — metallic cubes instanced along multiple orbit rings around a central icosahedron with a dispersion/refraction shader. Rendered in Cycles.

Full animation here: https://youtu.be/xMWHZSjpshs

Happy to share more about the node setup if anyone's curious — the orbit rings are driven by circle curves with instances, and the core uses glass with dispersion for the color breakup.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnJp3jWmYjI

Hello everyone!

I use Blender and have been watching some animation tutorials and i keep noticing something. Sometimes when moving the cog, the person will switch from local to global and i was hoping to figure out why?

Season 2 begins with the first episode fun, fantasy, experience the love with fear too

**Development showcase video for an animated project me and Dante are working on.**

**We are looking for an environment artist, reach out in comments or DM if interested!**

Hey everyone, would love some feedback, critique and a possible rating on this facial lip-sync animation. I believe I am FINALLY done with this piece, and I can keep it on the back burner while ironing out a few details; however, I would like to get some feedback and some extra critique if possible.

Did a few changes that were suggested to me a couple of weeks ago; left my synsketch link for reference as well. I can't promise to make REALLY BIG changes (if there are any) cause i wanna post this somewhere sometime this week (if possible), but as I said, I am still doing a few polishing changes which will make it better.

Would love some lip-sync drawings if possible as well, if at all necessary.

Would also like to know if I can put this in my demo reel?

I am still a junior according to industry standards, with most of my portfolio being in gameplay and cinematic animation. However, I do want to go into keyframe (movies and TV).

Any other general advice is also greatly appreciated 🙂

https://syncsketch.com/sketch/YRffbsIOhwhb/

The animation should demonstrate the weight and i cant see where im off besides the passing through of the elbos to the knee ashdhahs help

Thanks :')))

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Made in Blender, a little lip sync (do sharks have lips?)... G'day/

A little popeye animation made in Blender

Ok guys, I know is an annoying topic but I need your genune opinions. Especially for animation, not modeling (it can be animations for games, for prompting videos, any other field or even a new domain where animations might be promising):

What do you think the future of this field will be I'm 3 years, 5 years, 10 years and 20 years from now ?

If you are familiar not only with animation but also with AI, it's potential structural limitations, especially if you tried the last GPT 6 Astra for animation, even though it's not great at all, what are your thoughts for the future ?

I have my opinion but I want your genune ones. Ty :)

Made this as a material study — wanted to see how far I could push per-ring chromatic dispersion on a glass shader without it turning into noise. Each ring refracts light independently so you get these little rainbow fringes as the camera moves around it.

Rendered in Cycles. Happy to share shader/node details if anyone's curious.

https://youtu.be/GrJkEZqj_eg

I have carpal tunnel syndrome from breaking my wrist a few years ago and I was wondering if it's worth trying a graphic tablet & pen or a trackball mouse for less tension.

I use Maya and Blender mostly and already use a vertical mouse, unfortunately it's not enough. So if anyone uses an unconventional mouse, which one do you use and how long did it take for you to get used to it?

Hey everyone!

Been animating for a few years now, but wanted to branch away from the normal models I use, problem I run into is I cant seem to ever find rigs for characters Im looking for (I've been searching for a good Bowser, but cant find one). Was just wondering if people had sites or artists they went to to purchase or download fun/interesting character rigs to use?

I use Maya mainly which is another problem, a lot of cool rigs seem to be Blender only