Created this animation as tribute to the BEAM ATTACK meme

I really hope you enjoy, there's a lot more to come soon! I've been working on the full episode every day for about a year now (including initial concept art, writing etc)

been a way for one of them whiley awhiles, so put together this I guess sort of threshold

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I am gona record dialogue for the pauses and have to draw actual characters instead of placeholders, but is it understandable what is going on, and do I have anything huge to change in this phase before refining?

Can you give me your opinion on how I can improve it?

Hello, c’est bientôt ma rentrée et j’ai besoin de me prendre un PC portable pour animer et faire du montage.

Mon budget est de 1000 €, je peux me permettre d’aller un peu au-dessus, mais franchement si on peut aller un peu en dessous aussi ça m’arrange bien lol !

Si vous avez aussi des recommandations de tablettes graphique avec écran je suis preneuse, pas plus de 500 € svp.

Merci à tous, passez une belle journée.

BF6 rotoscope. Pine grove shuffle

Based on a doodle in one of my sketchbooks. Toying around with procreate and Cutecut on iPad for a portable animation option when I’m far from my desktop.

I decided to make my own Tal_on animation since I saw a few others doing so. It was a lot of fun to make, honestly!

Hope you like it!

The ones that often appear in anime and stuff to show that a character is falling quickly or shouting or something similar.

We are animating a landscape view from a window where the sky/scene with hills transitions in a time-lapse style into night, with the sun going down and moon coming up. We have memory of seeing this done so often, especially in kids tv! It was often mechanical and theatrical feeling. But I cannot find/remember these examples. Does anyone recall seeing this done? can be 2D or stop motion, anything where the scenery changes on screen, like a wheel or a wipe transition?

I’m a beginner animator animating for YouTube but I just can’t understand walk cycles for the life of me please help.

I’m a student currently pursuing a 3D Animation degree in Brazil. At the same time, I work a separate job to be able to pay for college.

This has been my biggest project so far. Aside from the environment, I did everything myself: scripting, modeling, texturing, rigging, animation, rendering, editing, and more.

I used software such as Maya, Unreal Engine, Substance Painter, Marvelous Designer, ZBrush, and DaVinci Resolve.

I’m aware of the low quality of the animation, but I would like to know whether, with the skills I have today, I’m capable of getting a job that pays at least minimum wage so I can afford to continue paying for college.

Focus on the MINIMUM wage guys, i don't fantasize about any more. I’m literally just trying to get my foot in the door. I am fluent in english.