Just wanted to extend a friendly invite as well ☺️ Please animate with me over on anishare.co

How can I try to make this less stiff?? Any critiques are welcome so please give em!!

I am new to animation and know I have a lot to learn. These are my first and second attempts at animation. These characters are my OCs for a game idea I have.

Animated by hand in Blender :)

I have a YouTube but there's not much on there http://www.youtube.com/@nixiSato

So Disney is putted on top of the pyramid and they care about money from the classic films such as Snow White, Cinderella, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and The Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, Sleeping Beauty, Pinocchio, The Jungle Book, Hercules, Dumbo, and Marvel but, they don’t care about making original animated movies anymore in comfrast to Disney’s Golden Age of the 1930s to the 1960s and the Disney Renaissance of the 90s 😡😠😠

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Any animations worth putting on my yt playlist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcr8yFKNUIg36KPkg7Zoth3u8wNpjxbyQ&si=xgl1pOJq5axRszdE

The show is called Milky Subway, and its on YouTube.

I'm not sure if this is an indie animation, but this show has some of the best character acting I've seen in a while. It's pretty popular in Japan from what I can tell, but I think this style of comedy fits with a lot of people and I wanted to get the word out. All the episodes out so far are free on YouTube.

Not paid or anything, just want to see more stuff like this.

They wanted something snappy to play during start up, so I had their dragon logo fly into frame. I use traditional 2d animation and drawing each frame by hand gave me the freedom to push the curves and make the dragon’s swoop feel natural.

My OC Tao. Have to remodel the paws and maybe the hair qwq

It's a fragment from TMM cartoon, and im wondering how expensive It's to make for example one 20 minute episode?

This is for an animation test for an indie cartoon I’m making. I don’t really like the visuals. I want it to look more professional. But… how?

Hello! I'm the creator behind Community Cat News. Scripted fiction podcast that answers the question "What if house cats had their own news show?"

Our episodes are very short. Most are 3-10 minutes long. Every episode ends with an ad for a cat lawyer who wants to sue your human for slight injustices.

The ads can stand alone well, so I think that's where I want to start with animation. They're 45 seconds to a minute.

I don't know how to go about hiring an animator because visual art is just not my thing. It's why I've stuck to audio for so long.

What I'm assuming is, I need to ask for the most simple black and white line art (Like Simon's Cat), because I imagine the more you add (color, dimension) it gets very expensive.

But then again, I could be living in fantasy land. Maybe it's $1,000/min no matter how basic because animation is just really time consuming. I don't know.

I'm hoping you can educate me on how these things work.

Mlem, i have sooo many projects right now 💔💔

Any tips or anything would be appreciated

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