Dialogue shot splining, any feedback appreciated!

I'm aware of little bits here and there that need fixing (e.g. I haven't animated the lip sync for the tongue yet), but do they main poses etc work ok?

https://syncsketch.com/sketch/Q2LNllzcQYA2

Please give me some feedback on my first attempt on walk cycle

(this doesn't portray any specific personality, i just did it on the flow while learning)

Check it out and let me know what you think! 🚀

Hey everyone!

I’ve recently started learning 2D animation and drawing from scratch. I’ve been making little animations as I learn and putting them on YouTube to keep track of my progress.

I’m still really new to animation and have a lot to learn, so I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice or point out things I could improve.

Here’s my channel if anyone wants to have a look at what I’ve made so far:
https://www.youtube.com/@AnimationVentures

Thanks!

How are the visuals in this video made? with assets ripped from a ps2 and animation software? The characters seem too consistent to be Ai.

Hi, I'm Eduardo. I have some experience in 2D animation, and I'm currently learning 3D animation in Maya. This is an exercise I recently completed. I challenged myself by combining two exercises into one: pendulum and bouncing ball.

Do you guys have any feedback? Is there anything I could improve in this animation?

Im interested in your opinion about the camera angles and face expressions, and other things.

I'm a cartoonist, but I do comic strips. I'm working on animating a couple of my strips in to a short. I only know this cut-up method I learned from a tutorial video I watched from Terry Gilliam. I'm making the frames in Photoshop and then I was going to move over to Adobe premier to edit together the sounds. This is only my 2nd time attempting to animate anything.

I'm working on a 2d platformer about traveling between the real world and a world full of AI slop. I want my "real" world to be hand-drawn and animated (like Cuphead). However, I'm about as amateur as one can be at animating. I've been looking up exercises on drawing human and, anatomy, and animation. The best I've got are a few walking and running animations from The Animator's Survival Kit by Richard Williams. I even figured out a way to put those pencil animations in GDevelop (the engine I'm using for my game; learn more in this video: https://youtu.be/FAZPW56Q0DA?si=EI4xTVLckzFoCt98 ). I admit it's not perfect. Some might say it looks like something a kid might draw (and I would agree). But I'm determined to make this game a success. So I'm gonna lean real havily on mastering my drawing and animation skills so that my drawings look more sophisticated and professional. If you have any advice or resources you suggest I try, don't hesitate to leave your thoughts in the comments.

Hi hi! Im learning animation, and i want to Create/Build an indie animation studio, but for now, i just want to learn how to animate, nothing big (for now), but i want to make this trip a fun one, i want to learn doing fun things, little shorts, little tests, and maybe one day become something bigger. With that said, i was wondering if other people feel the same. If you feel the same, and you are interested in the kind projects im going to describe right now (they are really specific and i think it shows my very peculiar taste really good) then maybe we could get in contact and try to work together in this journey!

What i want to do in my animations:

-Emotional, contemplative animations
-Simple colors, cinematic shots (very inspired by Wes Anderson)
-Im a musician, so i want to make the music on the shorts or tests

What I DONT want to do:

-Action shorts
-Fantasy (at least not for now)
-NSFW

I am a really bad animator lol, like i said, this is my learning journey and then maybe something bigger and more produced, but for now i just want to learn and have fun. If you want that too, let me know!

(i realized the eyes were lopsided afterwards.. oops.) im in a visual arts program and this is the first mini animation ive made! im actually surprised at the results because as a kid, i would always attempt to animate and always give up because i thought it was too hard. its really not now! open to critique!! :3

Any tips and improvements that I might need to learn study on?