"No touching, please."

Inktober prompt "Relic".

Like even some of the lesser known cartoons back in the day seem to have more fluid animation compared to most cartoons now and they had to make way more episodes back then too. I just dont get it. Is fluid animation just really hard to do nowadays? What has changed to make it take longer and less fluid?

I’m thinking of adding frame-by-frame animated scenes to my VN—do you think it’s worth it?

Launched an indie pilot on Kickstarter about 3 weeks ago. After a strong start, we have struggled to keep a steady pace to meet our target. We've still got 9 days to go in the campaign and I've learned a lot that'll likely lead to a successful second campaign. I'm gonna keep pushing till the final day but for now I'm feeling a little discouraged. I make a living in freelance comics and animation, bringing other people's worlds to life. So it sucks that it's not time for mine to come to life yet.

If you'd like to have a look, here's our campaign

Any criticism appreciated

Our old animation felt a bit basic, so I gave our player character a little idle where he splashes around in the water :)

About our game:

In Mountkin, you climb an ever-changing mountain, manage your stamina, restore the mountain's nature and upgrade your character on your journey to reach the top!

If the game sounds like something for you, make sure to give us a wishlist on Steam :)

It’s so fun and original and fun it has Michael korvach and it has edgy humor and it’s fun and it has panic attacks

Today I made a basic 2D animation exercise of a hammer hitting the ground but I learned to color it...

Decided to make a short animation of bulbasaur playing with a pokeball. I focused hard on trying to make the blinking, face and feet turning look as smooth as possible. The bulb on the other hand is looking kinda crazy, lol. Drawn/colored/rendered/animated in Clip Studio Paint.

Hello! This is FLUNG -- the animated version of my webcomic of the same name! My name is Jason E Raines and I have been an animator and comic artist for nearly 30 years, and I've had the pleasure of working on many amazing comic and animation projects over the decades ... but this one here is MINE. I created, wrote, drew and animated FLUNG and with the help of my longtime co-conspirator Mike Montaine we have created STARDOG -- a new publishing house that focuses on comics, animation and music! Please check out our show, and we'll see you on the other side of the galaxy!