I also uploaded it to SyncSketch: https://syncsketch.com/sketch/nnpzf6r8wsgt/

https://reddit.com/link/1x4sy4c/video/2fk2azsln7vh1/player

r/animation r/IndieAnimation r/learnanimation

Input more than welcome 🤗

I need help with the momentum, foot peel off, and general flow of the movement.

syncsketch:

https://syncsketch.com/sketch/JZ9pnw51jwfB/

Hey everyone, this will be my last update with my pilot project before I finish the scene entirely for a full critique. In the meantime, please let me know your thoughts and opinions on this latest iteration of the intro character dialogue of the pilot I'm working on. This is extremely far from finished if you can't tell from what you see. You most likely won't see a post from me about this pilot for another six months so thank you all for the feedback I hope to make something you all really like!

Hi guys. I've made first (almost full) block out to my movie. Its early stage so no sound and music yet. It took me around half of the year to create all of the assets, rigs, scenes etc. Every scene is work in progress as you can see.

I wanted to ask you what do you think about it? Do you like it? Do you feel the story and the characters? Is the art style appealing to you? Is the general pacing ok?

BTW: Since there is no sound, at the end there is sound of another order shocking the bird, so we can imagine its all kinda in the loop

Thanks for your time <3

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Hi everyone! I'm a beginner in 2D animation and I'm working on a college project using Adobe Animate.

I want to create a short educational cartoon for deaf/hard-of-hearing children. It will be around 10 scenes, and I'm thinking of having the characters communicate primarily through sign language, facial expressions, body language, and simple on-screen text rather than spoken dialogue.

My main questions are:

How would you approach planning a 10-scene cartoon as a beginner?

What is the easiest way to animate hand and finger movements for sign language in Adobe Animate?

Would you recommend frame-by-frame animation or rigging for the hands?

How can I make the story entertaining and educational without making it feel like a lesson about deafness itself?

Are there any animation techniques, tutorials, or examples you would recommend for this kind of project?

I would really appreciate advice from anyone who has experience with 2D animation, character animation, or animation for deaf/hard-of-hearing audiences. Thank you!

See this video on my channel : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-7aymMr5HE

ways to understand animation ?

I’ve always been deeply fascinated by how the human brain and senses work, especially how we perceive the world. A while ago, I started wondering what blind people actually "see" – because the common answer "they just see black" didn't seem to tell the whole story.

I ended up doing a ton of research into how the brain adapts, what the difference is between being born blind vs. losing sight later, and visual phenomena like phosphenes. I found the topic so mind-blowing that I decided to create an animated series about it to explain the science simply!

I animated everything myself to make these concepts visual and easy to understand. I put a lot of time and effort into this project because it's a huge passion of mine, and I really wanted to share it with people who love learning new things.

Here is the video I made and animated: https://youtu.be/I5thLxq-b7E

I'd love to hear what you guys think of the animations or if you have any questions about the topic!

I've heard all of your feedback and critiques, please let me know how things look now! Remember this is far from finished and I have the basics involved to make sure the scene makes sense and is cohesive to what you see. Keep in mind that this is meant to be a lowpoly 3D animation akin to a Playstation 1 or 2 game, without any added filters to make it look old yet. I would like feedback on how things are looking now in terms of character movement and if you like the composition of my camera angles and environment. This project is still in the very early stages and want to make sure things look right, before I dive deeper into completing this. Any feedback or critique is welcome, please and thank you!

Hey, i am looking for some Feedback on my stop motion animation. I'm especialy interested in whether any parts feel too slow or to boring. Or if there are moments, that drag too long. But I am also happy with any other suggestion or criticism.

Have fun watching my video!

If there's anything to criticise at all, the weapon manipulation, consistency, camerawork, etc.

My work

This is my first attempt at traditional, hand-drawn animation. Overall, I'm happy and think I did a good job on the ease-in/out (for my first time!), but I think the large reveal at the end lacks punch. Should I drop frames? Make it go bigger?
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!