/r/learnanimation
A subreddit for animators, amateur and professional alike, to post articles about animation principles, in-progress animations for critique, and other things that aid in learning and improving your animation abilities.
Welcome to LearnAnimation! A pleace to share knowledge about the art of animation
A subreddit for animators, amateur and professional alike, to post articles about animation principles, in-progress animations for critique, and other things that aid in learning and improving your animation abilities.
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With the new fallout tv show I thought it’d be a good idea to try make a relevant animation. I based the character off the vault boy bobble head found in the game (I know the sculpt is not that good) if you have any ideas what to animate next just say!
Also if you want to see more of my work and a future behind the scenes video : https://www.youtube.com/@plim_motion
I'm struggling a fair bit with the concept of slow in and slow out. I understand the basic principle; draw start and end, extreme in the middle, in-betweens in the empty spaces. But it still is way too fast. Am I just not drawing enough? Should I create more to slow it down??
Also, when I draw in twos, I end up with an animation that is missing half it's frames. How exactly does drawing in two's and three's work? Surely the animation is missing the frames, right?
I'm a beginner so I'm sorry if these are stupid questions.
most of 2000s and till today action movies has " shaky cam ".. series of quick cuts ... fighting scenes are real mess. like this
but i am looking for some thing like this. long camera shots ,no shaky camera..
i already follow charlie chaplin's movies as reference. but has few fight scenes.
i like to know other peoples' recommendations. any films ?
Hey guys, I recently made a post on reddit asking for advice on how to learn animation. I've always been interested in art and technology, and I think animation is such a cool way to combine both of those interests. I've tried looking up tutorials online, but I'm still feeling a bit lost on where to start. If anyone has any tips or resources they can share with me, I would really appreciate it! I want to improve my skills and maybe even pursue a career in animation someday, so any help would be awesome. Thanks in advance!
I was trying to find tutorials to make a water ripple effect on the face. However the only tutorials I found were just reflection animations in calm water, not reflections reacting to water ripples.
He has great videos on his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@zackdfilms/shorts
I am hoping to learn the animation software and techniques myself. His videos are not cartoonish and they are virtually realistic.
Many thanks!
My brother started animating a few years ago and has gotten really good at it so I'm just wondering what apps are good for animation on android tablet.
Hello, I have an anonymous survey I made for a project for college to gather a target audience. I plan on making a mixed-media animation, but I need a little help with some suggestions for my idea and the idea itself. It's not too long, but I would appreciate it if you could take some time and write some responses (as detailed as possible) to the questions.
Some questions are about manipulation that may be triggering.
The idea; My idea is a 1st person POV (point of view) of being manipulated. I plan on taping my phone to my head or something like that, so you see directly what my eyes see. I only want to interact with animations instead of real objects (making animations on top of the real world and interacting with them only). Please make your own suggestions if you think of any suggestions or ideas.
I want to make manipulators for different kinds of relationships (e.g., work relationships, friends, strangers, teachers and family. Though, I plan on adding a stalker (if I have time)). I want to give each manipulator a different art style (e.g., claymation, traditional art, papermation, etc.) I would appreciate it if you could participate in my survey; thank you in advance :)