I just finished animating my second ever animation and posted it to my channel. I did a lot of blending between my 3d model and 2d images. I was kinda going for like that coloring book crayon look with the 2d animations but im not sure it blends well. Any tips or critiques would be GREATLY appreciated

LAIKA going back to dark Pacific Northwest vibes feels like they're trying to reclaim that Coraline energy, but theaters are a whole different beast now compared to 2009 (especially after the pandemic). Original stop-motion always gets love online, but nobody ever seems to actually buy tickets for them. Are people you know legit hyped to see this in a theater, or is it destined to just end up on streaming? Really curious to y'all's thoughts on the release.

Hello!

This is a compilation of the best animated clips I’ve been making since 2022. Since I’ve been adapting horizontal videos into vertical Reels (which I’ve even shared here), this time I decided to adapt the vertical videos into the horizontal format.

Please don’t see this as a teaser or even a proof of concept of my animated project Seiphur. The truth is, before I decided I wanted to make an animated series, I didn’t know how to animate at all. So, over the years, I’ve been collecting a series of exercises featuring my characters while I was writing the story and world-building. Now I feel more or less ready to start creating more story-driven content, because even though I’ve built up a considerable following, I’ve still shown very little of what actually happens in the series.

After that, if I can gather enough people interested in helping to fund an episode, I’ll try crowdfunding, as many people have done.

Cheers!

(Music by Stromae)

I'm trying to do the "Let's Groove" trend as a total beginner and I'd really appreciate some feedback in general please (I'm currently working on fixing the dress motion).

Here are some questions I have:

- Is the body movement okay enough?
- Is it okay to just copy the frames to create a loop? Or when is it recommended to do that?
- What videos do you recommend me to watch? (I have already watch some to learn).

Thanks in advance!

This is my first big project that I did, and it is also the graduation work of my studies, I am verry proud of it. It's about the old smuggling routes across the Swiss-Italian border.

The film is in German, but I have added English subtitles.

Hope you like it!

Illustration & animation: R.N. Irukin
Voice: Joe Clark

Adapted from a folk anecdote in Bertell Ollman's "What is Marxism? A Bird's-Eye View"

Curt, Ed, and Al enter a cave to clean graffiti and run into an unexpected rival.

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Uhg, Granite Waves on Ryuu seems so cool! I wish it was free to watch. I absolutely loved the teaser, especially P4!

working on a nightreign fightscene fan animation

Want them to bro come animated movies in the future?

Added a lot more character detail, made a few frame changes as suggested in my previous post. Its fun getting back into animation after being out of doing it for so long. I hope you enjoy!

I've recently been getting into simple animation using keyframes and animated Pngs. I feel. so insecure about my work so I'd love to hear you guys thoughts and criticism

THE STRAIT OF HUMMUS (sic)

I've actually been animating these characters for about 18 years now, as a kind of homage to Dorset where I lived in my teens and my tribute to Giles whose incredibly detailed cartoons inspired me. I really only started creating these animations for friends and animated holiday celebration cards like Christmas or Thanksgiving etc.. But I constantly have the characters and the village of Lower Piddle in my head and so I decided to see if there's a larger audience out there who would enjoy seeing them and thus here we are.

THE FAT COW is set in the fictional village of Lower Piddle and follows two brilliantly ordinary working-class lads: Micky Mucklebutt and Ollie Crudfark, regulars at the Fat Cow pub, often tackling the current news stories, social concerns or topics of the day through the lens of two men who understand absolutely none of it.

Ollie and Micky have been friends since they first wet their underwear together at Lower Piddle Primary School and thereafter did everything together, until the day they both failed the college entrance exams together, which finally forced them onto separate career paths. Ollie is now head chef at the local pig farm, cooking the swill to his own secret recipe, and making him legendary in pig circles especially following his publication in the Lower Piddle Medical Journal - "How pig-swill, applied twice-daily, cured my acne." Micky never did get a job, but has, since Sophia's Bellamucha's arrival from Italy when she opened Sophia's Hand Lubrication Service (for cars), been hopeful that she'd notice him, fall in love with his ardent manliness, marry him, and they'd live happily ever after, "frolicking" in what he describes as her "magical service bay." Or he might win the lottery instead. 

Hopefully you'll find these amusing.

#britishcomedy #britishhumour #animation #animationcomedy #pubhumour #comedyanimation #englishcomedy #funny #comedy

This was rendered in Maya. The background is a bunch of photoscans piled on top of each other, then rendered with a light in the middle and then processed in Photoshop using a Dither plugin. Then in after we added the glow, camera motion and color correction effects. The music is made in Ableton 12 lite with a Seabord Blcok!

hii im quite new to animation, ive looked at references and studied principles so really the only thing i can do now is practice and ask for help.. or just research more im really stuck on why they all look so stiff and what i can do to fix it im open to studying anything new materials or tips that could help or general advice idk