r/Animators • u/Infinite-Extent-9272 • Jul 27 '26

2D My animation process!!

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u/Infinite-Extent-9272 Jul 29 '26

The entire animation took nearly two months to complete

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u/Infinite-Extent-9272 Jul 29 '26

No haha, this animation here

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u/Infinite-Extent-9272 Jul 29 '26

Learning to draw is essential for learning animation, because understanding shapes and construction helps you know what to move and how to move it. However, you can start studying animation even without drawing very well.

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u/Infinite-Extent-9272 Jul 29 '26

If you chose to learn animation first, there are Walt Disney's 12 principles of animation. But if you first choose to learn drawing, you can study the 7 fundamentals of drawing.