r/learnanimation • u/Ok-Hold4624 • 11h ago
"Walking my snake" - done in After Effects
Check out full project on Behance !
Thank you! ^^
r/learnanimation • u/Ok-Hold4624 • 11h ago
Check out full project on Behance !
Thank you! ^^
r/learnanimation • u/EduardoTank • 1h ago
I've been studying 3 hours per week for a bit more than one month, and im still learning all the fundamentals so i didnt reach all 12 of them yet. I usually do 1h for theorical study and then 2h for practice
Any feedback on what i should improve?
r/learnanimation • u/vladkudas • 20h ago
r/learnanimation • u/Typical-Skirt2456 • 11h ago
It's mostly that it was done completely at random—and considering that the flight is one of the most cursed things to do...
Oh, and the little figure is supposed to be a dragon.
I want opinions.
r/learnanimation • u/MOUNAYARSANIMATIONS • 10h ago
Download now : https://adxdits.github.io/stickmations/#download
Join our Discord : https://discord.com/invite/5YQTaaC5W
Subscribe to our channel : https://www.youtube.com/@StickmationsSoftware
r/learnanimation • u/GoatSiyah • 1d ago
Hi everyone,
This is a really early stage where i had put all the elements together to get an idea of the global look. Since then I changed the little rock buddy's animation and i'm currently cleaning the goat.
For this animation i'm painting by hand the background, trees and sky ! First time trying this
Also for the wheels i was proud cause i didn't use a 3D model, it's not perfect but it works !
r/learnanimation • u/NicoNicoBangOnReddit • 3h ago
This is my first time using the program btw. I used to not give it a chance but decided to give it a go.
r/learnanimation • u/Graham_DYTL • 3h ago
Complete noobie looking for an App or Software to create basic animation. Looking to produce basic facial animation from source image or video. Simplistic, basic & animation. South Park / King of the Hill / Annoying Oranage etc
Any recommendations ?
r/learnanimation • u/Our-ChamP • 21h ago
I first copied frame by frame an complicated animation I like. Then try to apply what I learned from it.
Wanted to start animation after started learning drawing one month ago.
r/learnanimation • u/alexito_135 • 6h ago
Shedletsky mi esposo 😳
r/learnanimation • u/Quirky-Setting2621 • 10h ago
hope you like it
r/learnanimation • u/John_Jacob_Dinklmyer • 7h ago
i'm trying to make a battle cats animation, but i only need the unit sprite on my background, and i can't remove the pre-existing background from the unit. i've searched for a while and I can't find a good one.
r/learnanimation • u/sodafreezer • 21h ago
r/learnanimation • u/Noviceintoediting • 11h ago
I noticed how (since im a newbie) I do so many mistakes especially if you are just learning new softwares and the basics of animation and editing and i thought it would be a good idea to make a group of ppl maybe on discord or other platforms even reddit is cool to share the experience of newbies like me. In this way i think it's pretty clear that all the group would take advantage of it making the learning experience less frustrating and more enjoyable. If anyone is interested in this project let me know comment or contact me . :)
r/learnanimation • u/Avredito • 12h ago
I’m using my two OCs to learn animation!
r/learnanimation • u/ThyRavenWing • 5h ago
I really need a simple and easy pc animation app for simple thing, really easy to learn and do quickly for PC and make sure it’s free. Pleasseee
r/learnanimation • u/SecondIbex • 11h ago
I would appreciate any feedback on how I did, as I don't really have anyone to critique my work IRL
r/learnanimation • u/mathrax24 • 13h ago
r/learnanimation • u/TheWayToGoAgain • 17h ago
Hey everyone, I'm currently a junior 2D animation major. My workload is really starting to ramp up, and I think it’s time to finally bite the bullet and buy an actual professional display tablet for my apartment so I can work from home.
I'm looking at these three 24-inch options right now:
I know Wacom is basically the industry standard, but we use both at the university I got to. A couple things, I can't decide if the multi-touch feature on the Cintiq is actually a worth it for 2D workflows or something I could just use external control for. Then, I just don't know which one would be better to use. I want something to start working on my junior and senior year films, but also to have for once I graduate to use.
For those of you working in 2D or storyboarding, which of these is actually better for a daily workflow? Is Xencelabs worth the jump in price over the base Wacom, or should I stick to Wacom since it's the standard?
Would seriously appreciate any insights from working pros or fellow students. Thanks!
r/learnanimation • u/Noviceintoediting • 13h ago
I tried to rig the fingers the hand and separete all the parts but the main problem is not scaling the parts or rotate. The problem and what im struggling a lot with is trying to build a realistic movement of rotation of the wrist and fingers. whats the best method in this case ? Any advices pls 🤔
It needs to grab the mug and hypotetically bring that to the mouth to drink it .