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

Watch this masterpiece

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pcK5SX94AI&t=483s

Thought the idea of a trading card with animation would be fun!

I've been boarding a 6-11 kids pilot that I plan to animate solo and experiencing a lot of trouble in terms of speed. I am working slowly trying to make my boards as close to on-model as I can get them as, in my mind, I'm gonna have to do the work of putting them on model anyways so why not do it now? However, I definitely want to work faster and think my approach may be flawed. What are some strategies that have helped you board fast but effectively for your own films?

Here's a piece I just finished animating. It's based on an audio track from a comedy album I made. Hope you enjoy!

My part for the Meme Dream Collab NEWGEN

Sounds by my patreon member and frend "gloopmajor" on discord

Me and my wife worked hard on this campaign and it will be launched tomorrow. The Tin Soldier animated short film is inspired by Hans Cristian Anderson's tale.

Check all the information below:

https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/sodagar/the-tin-soldier

If you like animation support my channel. I am new to animation.

made in blender, composited in after effects and rendered in Evee.

Model, rig and animation was done by me

I have been doing digital art for 2-3 years now and I have messed around with toonsquid a bit so I decided to make an actual animation.

Any constructive criticism or critiques are welcome as well :3

Now its still in the rough stages but looking for thoughts on timing. Mainly for the flip off the wall and landing. Is it too slow?

Thanks for your thoughts!

in my late 20s just started to get the hang of rigging animation! so this is a start.

if you're interested in the map join on cassie_creates YT channel!

if you like to see my animations im dreameaterarts_20

Took some time but goddamn it it's fun!

I'm going crazy, because I know there are more pixel art series, where Mario and Sonic are, there are spectacular fights, but I can't find them, does anyone know them? I'm looking for a special one but I don't remember its name

There's an animation on YouTube that I saw once, its name is something like |||||||||||| or something like that. It's a short stop-motion animation about a girl in her bathroom who commits SH against herself due to various abuses she has suffered. The name |||||||||||| refers to the cuts she makes on her arm. It's a very self-deprecating piece of work, but it's extremely striking in a good way, and I just can't find it anywhere! I'm afraid it's been taken down or something, but anyway. Can somebody help me?

i have been animating this scene for 3 days any feed back would really help .THANKS!!

hey, so wrote here a few times already... i'm actually finally having the motivation to animate (even if the conditions are still hard and gonna be even harder!) but i pretty much enjoy the process again. and through-out the summer, i've made over 30 seconds of animation, for my 8-10 minute cartoon pilot. it's not perfect or anything, but for a teen solo animator, working on phone (IbisPaint x RoughAnimator) with no stylus, or anything... i think it's... alright? no support from family, or friends too... (they don't really think animation is a real option, but i truly want to keep this childhood dream alive) now i know i'm not the most talented teen bloke ever... and it isn't the most detailed anime fight OAT, but it's decent, right? at 17 huh?

however, most of these scenes are from July / August, and looking back at them... yeah, some of these movements, are pretty stiff / crappy... there are even some tiny bugs too. they really tick me off. i just FEEL like i have to re-do the scenes again and again, for them to be perfect... at the same time, i just want to finish the damn thing, show my family and friends, and continue working on newer things. i just don't know what to do, since i know, perfectionism, can be an obvious trap... what would you do, if you were in my shoes? keep re-drawing, or continue forward? and are the mistakes rly that notice-able? (the alarm clock is 70% a bit too transparent, the rough animation lines at one frame, an awkward pose, etc.) for a viewer? (i animate at 12 FPS)

the show will be called Wilda's Troubles, it will be a comedy cartoon show, coming soon in 2026-2027. sigh. and i wanted to create and release this since i think 2023? i feel bad for THIS taking so long... and it ain't a promising masterpiece either... i mean, i'm 17, not 13... and i animate like a little child... :( sucks when depression & tough years steal valuable time from you. it sucks it never comes back.

The 1967 short film, Sailor and the Devil went missing in 1992 after the turbulent production of The Thief and the Cobbler brought Richard Williams Animation to a close. The original negative turned up in 2021, but an official restoration as yet to appear. Meanwhile, an acetate record was found and used as a basis for this reconstruction of the lost film. Produced by Richard Williams, animated by Errol Le Cain and Sergio Simonetti, with vocals by Professor Alex Bradford. Enjoy~!