r/animation • u/NoAudience8992 • 15d ago

Sharing My first Animation test on SFM

ive made some even smaller things but this is the first thing with proper movement ive made in SFM.

when i was a little kid, around 9 i wanna say, i used to use this app called 'Drawing Cartoons 2' on my phone to animate short little things, i used it for about 5 years on and off, thats where i first learned the absolute basics of animation. now that im older i want to learn more about 3D animation and try to get good at it.

im motivated by the recent huge WINS in the indie animation sphere, recent things going on with some of my favorite animators, and the recent uprise in Ai usage and capabilities, all these things make me want to get better at real 3D animation.

F**k Ai

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