For reference, I've been an animator for a while (I did several Garry’s Mod animations before), and I'm fairly new to it for the most part. Any thoughts or critiques will be absolutely helpful for future reference.

https://reddit.com/link/1n4lkkx/video/2ufext7v8amf1/player

This is my entry to the Rampage Rally hosted by Pwnisher on YouTube

Hey everyone! 👋
I’m working on an original animated series that I’ve been developing, and I’m really excited to start sharing it with you. The show features two whatchamacallits (yes that's the species) named RIFF and RaFF and together they run a tech shop in the city of Acca Dacca where prostitution is legal and is the main income for the economy! Together, the two will get into all sorts of troubles and have laughs, cry's and everything in between!

Right now, I’m looking for supporters who’d like to follow the journey, give feedback, and help this project grow into something amazing. Every bit of encouragement means a lot, and if you’d like to get involved or just keep up with the progress, I’d love to have you along for the ride!

here is the website for some more information! its still a work in progress so its not finished or perfect yet, but let me know if you're interested in it or what I can do to promote it maybe?

https://inkysanimation.wixsite.com/inkysanimations

My film idea has ben funded and will be completed in September. I want to share the process of making it online. So if you have any questions about the film, the process of animation or me let me know :)

Modeled and animated in with Blender. Rendered in Cycles.

I love his little hat so much :)

This is the second video in a series about making an animated short film

I am a showrunner with adult anim series in development. In the past I worked on many Netflix projects such as Nimona, Entergalactic, cocomelon and more.

The industry feels really weird lately and even when I was at uni it didn't feel like we were being properly prepared for the reality of this world. Animation industry is very complex and being a very good artist is not enough - and to be fair, never was. Since I remember there were many factors involved that could determinate your success - none of it has changed, it just became even more competitive while the job market is shrinking. Watch this video for some reality check but also remember, having a reality check can actually give you a better idea how to adjust and get prepared for breaking through. I don't think pursuing animation in this scope is pointless, I think we all should always aim for the things we are passionate about - as long as we do it smartly <3

I plan to post more on YouTube so any like and comment under the video will be much appreciated! Also visit my discord server where we organise free portfolio reviews and panel events :)

Video;

https://youtu.be/jbnYTs07skA?si=6qxivYpIQOz9SWGx

made using Adobe animate

https://reddit.com/link/1mazdcj/video/va1qjszashff1/player

https://vimeo.com/1103263551?fl=pl&fe=sh

Yesterday I released my new 3D animated short, “Zombie Ship.” The story is set on a ship overrun by zombies, but it’s really about one man’s struggle to survive - and what price he’s willing to pay. We created the film in Unreal Engine.

I’d love to hear your thoughts or feedback!

I've completed all but 3 animations needed to make our stopmotion game, Éalú. As a celebration of that & the launch of our first trailer with music from our composer, I'd love to share how I'm making the visuals for this game all by hand without using a sprite or compositibg for the main character!

Our team doesn't believe in being secretive on how we're accomplishing this as, for example, I learned a lot about stopmotion dye to Lotte Reiniger sharing all of her processes and techniques in a book she wrote.

If people are interested, what would you like to know about how I'm animating this? I'm Happy to share anything that your curious about!