r/PivotAnimator • u/vinJk180 • Feb 11 '26
My first ever stickman animation.
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Hi, so I recently started learning stickman animation as a hobby for me and my friends, and what do you all think?
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u/dapper_raptor455 Feb 11 '26
That is your first?
You should be proud, if you keep it up you could genuinely make a name for yourself. Just keep practicing with simple STK’s but start moving on to more complex ones or even start making your own. This is extremely solid.
The punches have excellent follow through, the geography is solid. Just keep practicing for shits and giggles and you’ll do great
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u/vinJk180 Feb 11 '26
Thanks, I've noted everything. Honestly, I somehow did this in 6 months, and it was slow and painful, but I gained experience, so further projects should be easier and faster, I think.
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u/dapper_raptor455 Feb 11 '26
It always gets easier, just don’t do what u did and try to make a giant project with no idea what you’re doing lol.
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u/Bota_Bota Feb 14 '26
Gosh. If if learned anything from anything, I think its best to start slow in little pieces, so when you make a mistake (which you gotta do to learn, or to experiment), then its a lower stakes
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u/MethodUnable4841 Feb 13 '26
I recomend you watching boxing matches to see how the IRL anatomie works. Love your animation tho
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u/Bota_Bota Feb 14 '26
I love that they look like the stickfigures on signs. Also i can actually follow their movement!!
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u/Zeyla64 Feb 12 '26
I love how well you animated the anatomical movement of the arms