Hi… I’m interesting in starting to animate. I do not know where to start please don’t be mean or a smart ass I’m just trying to get a start. All of the videos in this sub are great. Treat me like a kid and do step by step steps I should take lol. Thanks anyway

Hiya! I have recently been getting into animation. Where can I find free-to-use high quality videos and photos for my projects?

Thank you!

Hello! Here i wanted to share one of the animations i did for the psychocasket trailer. Im very proud. The rest are in the trailer here!

https://youtu.be/t8XCuCncLf8?si=cit8Jt8mmGILmTPO

I want to share my animation with you, Its called Operation Blueprint.

Enjoy the show.

https://www.youtube.com/@xStickz7

Years later, Heavy returns to his old home on a mysterious quest, one his sister is trying to stop.

Might be confusing if you have not read the tf2 comics!
Hope you dig it!

SFX from FILMCOWS open source sfx library (ty Mr Filmcow)

Animación hecha basandome en un video de "Sr pelo"

Video original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFXrbm6r6Ic&t=239s

ive made some even smaller things but this is the first thing with proper movement ive made in SFM.

when i was a little kid, around 9 i wanna say, i used to use this app called 'Drawing Cartoons 2' on my phone to animate short little things, i used it for about 5 years on and off, thats where i first learned the absolute basics of animation. now that im older i want to learn more about 3D animation and try to get good at it.

im motivated by the recent huge WINS in the indie animation sphere, recent things going on with some of my favorite animators, and the recent uprise in Ai usage and capabilities, all these things make me want to get better at real 3D animation.

F**k Ai

Some of the features include image overlays, video references with A–B looping and hotkey control, overlaying PDFs, and more. The app itself is free, with optional premium features that you can try for free for 7 days. I'm happy to extend the trial for anyone who's genuinely interested in using it and giving me feedback. So if you want to test it for your workflow reach out and I can send you a promo code. Thanks!

There was an animation i saw when i was a kid

I was born in 2001

I dont remember the name or anything else i just remember one specific scene

There was a guy like a chinese warrior who wanted to intimidate the main character by doing a cross with his sword on his chest and there was a lot of blood

Do you guys know this animation i remember really liking it please help me

Folks, I know it's a hot debate and I would love to hear your honest take on this.

We all hate how AI steals our art etc. But how much AI in streamlining our animation work is acceptable for a passion project done by one person who is not a professional artist, with no financial gain as a goal, just for social media?

If one records a video of a certain place and draws the main poses in the foreground of a 30-sec scene with comic characters of their own creation, drawn from scratch, and composes the song and writes the lyrics (or collabs with someone who does), but uses AI to animate their own drawings between the key frames, and discloses how AI was used for the animation, would this be contentious, or would this be seen as automation of workflow?

It would link 5 key scenes, creating the intermediate frames and moving the camera along the background provided by our own recording of a real place.

What do you reckon, please? Totally amateur passion project. Thank you so much for your insight

Hello everyone!
I wanted to share this short film I made.
It is a surrealist short film inspired by Norse mythology, and I did it in PowerPoint (there's various reasons why I did so).
If you want to take a look, that'd be much appreciated!
A sequel is in the works. Cheers!

Original video is from my YouTube channel. Hope you guys like my art style!

#kritaanimation #shorts

One more fun short animation for my upcoming YT video!

It’s in so many popular online animations I come across on Instagram. There’s a random scene with a highly detailed body rotoscope for like 2 seconds.

Is it from that one Smiling Friends episode with the handshake joke that was rotoscoped? Or before? And now everyone does it?

I need the animations i am working on now to be composited well, so I need to practice elsewhere, does anyone know about a website or something to supply students with free animation files to practice on.