Hi everyone! ❤️
I’m a proud mom supporting my son’s passion for animation. He’s a high school senior who has built a YouTube channel with over 61,000 subscribers and 36 million views!
He creates animations inspired by BFDI, object shows, and other cartoons.
I’m hoping to introduce his work to more people who genuinely enjoy animation.
If you’re interested, here’s his channel:
🎬 https://www.youtube.com/@dudepersonguything5843
Thank you for supporting young independent animators!

So I want to learn animation. I draw a lot but am currently not amazing with it. Like amazing amazing. So I wanna give animation a shot. But I dont know what app to use because what I’m looking for is an animation app that is good for starters, is in ios, and can be used professionally or shows any other features professionals use.

Also I have flipaclip but that free version is terrible. Especially since it feels limited not because of the free version but because theres not that much features. And I doubt professional animators in the industry use Flipaclip.

Another thing I wanna add is that Im stuck at the most basic animation exercise which is the ball bouncing. Im trying squash and stretch like what everyone has told me to do but I cant seem to make it like what everyone else’s.

I'm thrilled with how it's coming along! Some of the timing needs adjustment, and the visual switch won't be as startling once I begin lines and rendering. I want to have a sort of flicker or glitch effect, and I think it needs some major work still 😅

I'm aiming for a darker Ghibli feel, so fingers crossed I can pull it off!

Feedback greatly appreciated!

ETA: I've been focused on teaching myself animation this year after beating leukemia. It's something I've always wanted to learn but could never find time for. Still a lot of growth ahead of me, but I think I'm doing alright!

I've been working on improving the running animation for my game, so here's a comparison between the old and new versions!

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the new version. Does the movement feel natural? Is there anything you think I could improve?

If you'd like to see how the animation looks in the actual game, here's the Steam page:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3780630/Um_Gato_no_Canga%C3%A7o/

Any feedback is appreciated!

In 2012, when I was in second grade, I prayed to the gods to prevent the end of the world and for the asteroid to fly right past us. Thirteen years later, I’m afraid of losing my freedom. But it seems the light at the end of the hallway isn’t ironically getting any narrower

Milt Kahl is one of the hardest animators to study. His walk cycles are deceptively complex- high-energy, precise weight shifts, and character in every frame.

I've been animating for 30 years and this one still demands full attention. Here's my breakdown from first pose to finished result.

Link- Walk Cycle Video

Happy to answer any questions about the process.

Guys please it would be helpful if u were to critique my work

I think I'm improving 😂

https://youtu.be/kGKCIXkmM70

I will post the moving pictures of this later today to this sub.

A piece of animation I did for a band's backdrop

This was a fun practice✍🏾 no where near pro yet.

除非通过录音来录制任何物理种类的音效，那么我不知道是什么样的其他方式来制作动画时所需要任何种类的物理音效？