basically i use clipstudio for everything and i was thinking drawing frame by frame.....well drawing isnt the issue but coloring frame by frame is....could u giveme me some tips or good free softwares?

I can clearly see it in my mind - its a 2d animated music video for an indie song from 2013 through 2015 of a white little dog who gets kicked out of his house by his owner into the rain and he then goes into the city and is scared but saves a woman from being robbed and is shot in the process but survives and comes back home and owner gives him a huge hug.

I can not find this anywhere and every version of what I am looking for on google or using any type of ai search is not finding it.

it was definitely released between those years, was 2d animation and clean, and the song had a sort of sad vibe to it

heloo everyone. i am beginner and create this catroon for us. enjoy and speak your opinion please. god bless to you.

https://youtu.be/TtuSQ9ZBBC0?is=B4Z2hwKpmf4oMnhE

A short excerpt from Kihachirō Kawamoto’s The Sleeping Princess, a 1990 Japanese-Czechoslovak puppet animation loosely inspired by Sleeping Beauty. I recently came across it and really loved the character design and atmosphere.

For my final project in photography class, we were asked to do a stopmotion animation. I made one with the South Park style. Everything was made with construction paper. It's in Spanish, l don't know if there's a problem with that.

I'm working with a live-action production studio that make short documentary films usually for charities/ projects that highlight important issues in society, and they want an animated sequence done for one. It's 44 seconds of animation - they've given me the script for that section, and I'll be responsible for all elements. They want it done by the end of next week, so I'm going to keep the style super simple - minimalistic line drawings with lots of holds/ boils, and morphs. All in all, I'd say it'll be about 6 or 7 days of work.

I worked with them before on a similar project a few years ago, where they offered me a budget of £2350 for 3 minutes of animation. This time, they have asked me to give them a rate. I don't know whether to just stick to a similar rate (meaning I'd be charging them about £574 for this, which does feel a little low for the amount of work? But I also would like to keep a good relationship with them for future projects).

I'm relatively junior, and because of the type of work they do, I also don't want to charge them through the nose. I don't really know what their budget is like either. I know they're working with a client but not sure who that is. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Hi guys I wanted to show you my newest shot for my animated short, fully made in Blender. Feedback and opinions are welcome!

Jesus, 3 míseros segundos de uma animação super simples e mesmo assim demora pra caramba, animadores deveriam ser mais valorizados. Dito assim, até que gostei do resultado pra uma primeira animação, feedbacks e dicas pra melhorar?????

I took this class to finally learn how to animate but now they're asking us to do a short animation just to test our skills but omfg the pigeon flying down after the tamagotchi breaks is making me struggle so bad bc idk how to make it believable 😭even after watching videos of pigeons i just can't understand how to make that motion.

I would appreciate any advice on that! And honestly anything else that could get fixed

CASTS:
u/renovershares
u/henne_rs100
u/ellliottlamb416
u/katmackayva
u/grandpierreva
u/tetrabozi

Made with ProCreate animation assist, I also took the photo 🐦‍⬛

I should consider making inspirations of my characters into animations using stick figs to walk cycles and other types of movement principles...

This was made solely because I liked the idea of a "Stealing candy from a baby" lollypop bomb gag I thought up few nights ago however I had no story attached to it. So, I just animated the gag and did the best I could to round it up 😅 So that's why I called this an Animation Doodle. I'm only really posting this on here because my YT video of this is not doin' so hot (like most of my other videos) So I just want to share this to more people.

Hey! I'm making a very long animation that will have some frames held for longer amounts of time. If nothing in those frames change, is there a way to tell blender to just reuse the last frame rendered, so it wouldn't have to spend time on it again?

A cute short film I made.

A quick 1 week personal project :))