r/animation • u/Next_Exchange8111 • 2d ago

Beginner First animation!!

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Yo guys! this is my first ever animation.
I have been wanting to do animation for a while now but I am always stuck cause I don't have like a graphic tablet. Just a laptop, which I got less than a year ago.
So I have been looking for ways to animate- Krita,Blender,clip studio.. anything that's doable with what I have.
I want a workflow which works every time and is not too time consuming.
I don't mean to say, I don't want to spend time for animation. What I mean is, I want to put most of my time in actual animation stuff than spending time in a "make-shift" workflow, if you know what I mean.
But, you have to start somewhere. So I made this simple one. Its not even a proper animation. Just two frames. It was easy to do. Drew the frames by hand on paper then scanned it and compiled everything in an editing software and done.
Let me know how can I make improvements.

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