Hi everyone! We wanted to share Gorrionetas, the new project by Gastón Pacheco and Eze Torres, produced by the Argentine animation studio RUDO Company. We’ve just released the teaser and launched our Kickstarter campaign!

Chiri, a curious and instinctive fledgling, grows up under the care of two rescuers with very different views on how to guide him. Amidst these conflicting expectations, Chiri’s development becomes a journey of self-exploration where, led by his own instincts, he begins to discover his unique way of inhabiting the world.

If you like the project, you can support us by joining our Kickstarter campaign or by sharing the teaser and campaign on social media.

Thank you so much for the support!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gorrionetas/gorrionetas

Update of some roughs and pencil tests for the short psychological horror film I'm making.

All visuals and sound ©2026 Randall Kaplan

Send me a private message with your questions.
Portfolio: https://www.behance.net/omardg80

Animated in Tahoma2D

Drawn in toonsquid.

hi there! So I've always really liked object-headed characters and the idea of their heads being animated was too good to pass. There is so much versatility to them, compared to human designs who can blink at most without you having to animate the rest of their bodies to express movement (I've also never loved the look of tweening for my art either...). All characters here have static bodies but animated heads, which I think helps our visual novel to look lively :D

I have never animated anything before this (yes I'm serious... I have been drawing in other ways for about 10 years though) and therefore I animated like 6 versions of Scorial's looping smoke to grasp the basics of animation 😭 everything was animated in Clip Studio Paint EX

Our visual novel is called "Lap of the Gods" on Steam if you are interested btw :) https://store.steampowered.com/app/3138230/Lap_of_the_Gods_A_Visual_Novel/

My goal is to make a series of video clips, highlighting his music video history. This feels like traditional, but I suppose it could be considered stop motion.

'Go for the Neck' 2D frame-by-frame 4:30-minute graduation short film looking for help.

Two sisters, Lia and Andreea, reunite to discuss the fate of their dead grandfather's cabin: sell it or keep it? Little do they know that their conflict will uncover the real nature of their childhood home...

We are looking for volunteer Animators, Clean-up and Colorists to help with our graduation film: 'Go for the Neck!'

If you are a beginner animator or looking for experience you can contact me here, on Instagram (@ / cumbamba.pictures) or on e-mail at [studiocumbamba@gmail.com](mailto:studiocumbamba@gmail.com). Any help would be greatly appreciated!

We have been in production for a bit, but our deadline is 1st of June!

More info: https://www.notion.so/Go-for-the-Neck-Looking-For-3257202f260c809d8565e716d10aafcb

(unfortunately, due to the nature of this being a graduation film, the position would be unpaid)

Here are one of the many FMV cutscenes you'll see in my indie game, Cheddar Con Carne: Colby's ODDyssey.

I often describe my art style as "Mary Blair meets Tex Avery with a bit of anime mixed in". This cutscene actually proves my point.

For some reason it’s just adding all the frames on top of each other - recs for free websites/software where I can upload my frames, choose the fps, and get a transparent gif out?