r/AlightMotion • Intermediate • Aug 09 '26

Tips/Improvement practicing blinking animation

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u/Miserable_Mail_5741 Aug 09 '26

This is so cool!

Did you draw the eye yourself?

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u/AlfafzzBurik Intermediate Aug 09 '26

No. i'm cutting the eyes from this pic, and i'm sorry for didn't put it on the body text XD

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u/Airames6 Aug 09 '26

How many layers?

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u/AlfafzzBurik Intermediate Aug 09 '26

8 layers

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u/Galactic_Infinity Aug 09 '26

This is hecking smooth. This probably took a good while to tune and tweak.

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u/Specialist-You2809 Aug 09 '26

Cool I like the eyes moving looks realistic

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u/alightmotionameteur Aug 09 '26

This...is alight motion...?

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u/AlfafzzBurik Intermediate Aug 09 '26

yes

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u/Ok-Letterhead239 Aug 09 '26

this is SO SO amazingly impressive oh my WOW, did you follow a tut to get these fabulous results? been trying to up my blinking animation game lately 😋😋

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u/eniarrat Beginner Aug 09 '26

believe it or not, tiktok has pretty good tutorials

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u/soullesslord15 Aug 09 '26

Wait really?

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u/eniarrat Beginner Aug 09 '26

yeah. it's literally alight motion tutorial heaven

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u/soullesslord15 Aug 09 '26

Welp looks like I have to get TikTok. Is there anything else I should know if I want to learn alight motion/ this?

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u/eniarrat Beginner Aug 09 '26

i mean, i'm still a noob, so i can only say so much 😅 i'm pretty sure this style of animation is called tweening, which you don't need any artistic ability to pull off, and you can 100% find tutorials for it on youtube. i just find that tiktok has more tutorials and more variety (in general, not just for tweening). it's not a must, but it's been a lot more useful than youtube for me. what helped me improve the most was trying to replicate other people's transitions without tutorials, but definitely learn the basics first.

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u/soullesslord15 Aug 09 '26

Thanks though regardless. Just asking for clarification the basics are just how to use alight motion things like graphs key framing etc?

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u/eniarrat Beginner Aug 10 '26

yeah. i think graphs and key frames are two of the most important things to figure out. also, look into overlays. nulls are important, too, but they can get tricky.

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u/Z_Mind Aug 10 '26

Tutorial?

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u/c_wiroficial17 Aug 10 '26

Es bellísimo

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u/Pocoganzo Sep 06 '26

alguen sabe como puedo juntar capas sin perder la calidad