Animation Thread

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https://youtu.be/6dQN9uLojxw

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Any adv? http://dentrodelvjuego.tumblr.com/post/150005852468/acting-exercise

>>2667603
he looks like a weak dude thats being swung by his hammer thing, rather than the one who's doing the swinging, i think he should put his leg ( and weight) forward before his arms do the swing

>>2667962
Don't really have any advice, but I really like it

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>>2667603
This looked fun so I had to try it myself

Is the Preston Blair book a good source? Or what would be a good start? To making something like a short film

>>2668583
Also can someone explain the importance of low frame animation to me?

I do a lot of motion graphics for work, but I want to get into traditional animation.

Is Adobe Animate any good, and how popular is it, professionally? I have the whole Creative Suite for work, so it wouldn't cost me anything extra to install it, but I know ToonBoom is very popular. I've tried learning ToonBoom on a lark, but the interface is a nightmare, and a lot of the tutorials I've found aren't particularly good.

I'd probably use mostly puppet stuff for work, since that's what most clients want these days, and that's mostly what I use in After Effects, but I'd like to start pursuing animation more seriously.

>>2667603
>>2667963
That Anon is onto something, if you've ever thrown a proper punch or swung a weapon, you'd know that all the momentum comes from the hips first. If you want to animate something properly, know how it's done.

>>2669020
>toon boom
>interface is a nightmare
Can a TVP anon testify to this?

im using opentoonz but as a matter of fact you cant export gif. Now i used avi but every converter out there seems to have a virus and any free ones via the browser are really bad and/or have a 50 mb cap and im too stupid to make it smaller.

I just wanted some oppinion on the standart bouncing ball practice.

>>2669256
To make an easier gif, export your OpenToonz project as images/frames instead of avi. Then place all of the pictures in GIMP as layers and save it as a gif.

Save the gif with 41.667 milliseconds(24 fps).

>>2669236
>>2669020

I've "used" TVpaint and toonboom.

Toonboom is ridiculous and I haven't tried it for more than an hour, it really doesn't seem like its outfitted for traditional hand drawn 2d but it can handle neat effects like puppeting, fancy special effects, parallaxed backgrounds and other things.

On the other hand TVPaint is the ABSOLUTE BEST for hand drawn 2d (who wants to put in that much effort am I right?) you get lots of nice textured colors and strokes, blend modes almost exactly like Photoshop. phenomenal frame and layer management.

all in all I've had an easier time using TVpaint but then again it suits my style more.


(that and toonboom doesn't even work with my new pen monitor)

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>>2669273
thank you very much

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Did this in like 1 hour. Going to work more on it, add more frames and then clean.
How do I teach myself to not distort the proportions? I always ending up making the head/torso bigger than it was in the first frame.

>>2669338
Use perspective lines or copy the first frame onto a new layer and change the opacity to have a permanent size reference

>>2669256
You can export gif, just install FFMPEG.

>>2669559
ill check it out, thanks

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>>2669290
>>2669020
Toonbooms interface makes no god damn sense at first but if you spend enough time in it you'll see how amazing it is.

They have started to make a new tutorial site and this one is a ton better on actual how to's including rig building with example files;
https://learn.toonboom.com/modules

>>2669622
What does Toon Boom do better than other animation programms?

Is it for like especially cartoons like Rick and Morty or American Dad or Steven Universe?
Is a program like OpenToonz more suitable for Animation like Ghibli?
And is ToonBoom really worth thebucks?

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>>2669637
They use toonboom to animate the cartoons you mention and basically it's more suited for a mix of puppet animation/frame by frame. The camera controls are fantastic, z-shifting layers is easy so going front/behind is a cinch and deformers work really well.

The animation if you do puppet is sorta 3d esque in rig building and the node structure. Opentoonz was designed for pure vectorization of drawn paper images, and it will be a while before the coders add the missing parts like a timeline and other to make it viable for regular users.

Hard to say if it's worth it or not depending on how much you do, but i honestly would only get it if you can get the premium version whether by buying or student version (20$ a month). The adb

>>2669660
Last sentence got cut off. The advanced and essential versions are both missing node view, and essentials doesn't have pose copier which lets you easily paste angles of a rig like i did in the gif (you can still do it manually, just takes more time instead of being a slider).

>>2669660
>>2669677
Thank you very much an i really apreciate the gif you added, helps me understand a lot more.

The pose copier looks insanely useful. I can see why one would use this to make shows like that and why the essentials are essentially not enough. Thank you very much for your time.

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>>2669685
Sure. There's not a lot of resources out there for otuside of studio TB users. I've been teaching alot of other youtube animators on how to toonboom.

The pose copier also works for any kind of template you wanna do. It doesn't have to be just the whole body either

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjRZ9eOJSVY

How can I animate like this

>>2669637
Steven Universe is done with Toonz (non open source version of Opentoonz)

>>2669710
Wow i didnt think so, though i know that Futurama was made with it.
Although im still wondering as to how they keep this consistent with their animation.
Is there a big difference between toonz and open toonz? I know they wanna release a premium Toonz which would cost something but is the normal toonz that one?
Thanks for the info

>>2669689
the pose copier is the real deal.
damn
the gifs are really nice btw.

>>2669710
To say something is "made" with some software is a misleading because the animators can mostly use whatever works for them. I know for a fact that Steven Universe animators can for example use pen & paper if they like.

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i made this test of camera movement, it's my first time working with animation, so i know i have a lot to learn, any advice? Sorry for the shitty quality of the gif

>>2669972
are you br? anyway, hair needs to be a little bit more consistent, too wobbly

>>2669972
Camera movement feels rather stiff, try to ease in and out, if only a little bit.

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>>2669710

Oh god, being associated with SU is not an endearing fact.

>>2670027
>filename
what

>>2669996
Yeah, i'm br, thanks for the advice! Didn't notice the hair till now

>>2670008
This test is quite old, actually i learnt a few tricks to make a more "realistic" artificial camera mov since then, but thanks for the advice too!

>>2670027
SU has good animation. Your own childish bias just can't accept it.

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Some anon on the jojo threads posted this, how is it in the eyes of a true connoisseur like you d/ic/ks?

>>2670150

It's pretty good, actually. Maybe making it flow a bit more, but it's probably just that the artist was doing a quick study and didn't care too much for the details.

>>2670190
>a quick study
lol that pegbarian video

>>2670222
care to link it?
You got my curiosity just now

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>>2667595
The anon from the last thread who asked about doing animation studies together. Got any thing youre currently studying?

>>2667603
my attempt

>>2670338
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzCGknQg1vk

>>2670027
Being associated with those big Garnet thighs is not good?
Where you coming from boi?

>>2669338
Turn your light box off. Only use it when doing close inbetweens.This will encourage you to flip your drawings which will help you see the motion and shape change better.

>>2670150
Looks lifeless. He should blink more. The lack of overshoot is also bothers me.

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Never done an animation before. (well a honking qurupeco but that's it.)

How I make things silky smooth? Is it smears, more frames/framerate, or both?

>>2669298
You need to use straights against curves. Their a great way to indicate squash and stretch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KixNx5POpL0

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>>2670513
You need to learn the principles of animation. For instance this lacks anticipation.

>How I make things silky smooth? Is it smears, more frames/framerate, or both?

Smooth animation does not equal good animation. Animation is about the quality of the poses and the acting.

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Experimenting with lip-Syncing and character animation. Image on the right is my first pass where I was just trying to get a feel for it. Image on left is the "polished" version I'm working on.

>>2670524

I know about anticipation atleast.

So basically good gesture correct? Pretty much the same basis as dynamic nice artwork.

I'm just burnt out from already drawing/rendering for around 7~8 hours so I'm not exactly mentally ready at the moment.

On a side note is this a decent video series to look over?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8OtE60T8yU

>>2670512
Stands are lifeless, i'd say the less human it looks the better.

>>2670516
thanks, didnt even think about that.

>>2670027
post your work

>>2670547
I was talking about the green dude

>>2670539
>I know about anticipation atleast.

No you don't. If you did you would use it.

>On a side note is this a decent video series to look over?

Absolutely.

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I'm back to the thread with my new piece:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7FPBTM3RuE

While I continue to play around with effects and light, I also start to get pretty serious about plot. This time I'm gonna make a two-part mini-story and see how will it play out. Gonna make the show fun and exiting.

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>>2670735
Samefag here. I also recommend picking up the illusion of life.

>>2670538
She needs to blink half way thru the head turn. Also get some more shape change in there https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYPx6sGZzow

>>2670755
Looks like Disneyshit.

>>2670786
huh? What did I do?

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>>2670786
Also, you do realize that Disney invented the principles of animation, don't you?

>>2670858
They came up with some of the vocabulary and packed them up in a list. Many cartoonists and animators already knew about them before that. The only real big Disney innovation was the storyboard which wasn't too different from what comics artists were doing.

>>2670858
It wasn't necessarily an insult

>>2670901
Fair enough.

>>2670917
I still don' understand. Who were you referring to?

Pro tip: Learn how to fucking draw AKA learn your fundamentals before you take up animation

>>2671035
No thanks

thread bump

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Going to be adding various bits of physics tests to this. Critique welcome.

>>2670733
That's the Stand

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Adding more to this. Wanted to be further along but I lost most of the day dealing with computer problems.

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>>2671740
Alright, in the context of this animation then, what's a stand supposed to be?

>>2670966
Saying something looks like Disneyshit isn't necessarily an insult

>>2672031
inform yourself about jojos bizarre adventure already please

>>2672031
you're taking it too literal, a stand is a manifestation of a strong person's will, throughout the series the designs of the concepts are always lifeless or robotic.

>>2671737
looks pretty neat. I really like it

Does anyone here work with spine? And if so, any ideas where to get it pirated? The trail version doesn't allow you to save your work and that's bullshit

>>2671683
Too evenly paced and too subdued.

exaggerate the squash and stretch, drop half the frames, and hold for two frames when his cheeks are fully puffed up.

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>>2671035
Kek

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>>2667595
just getting in to animation, just watched sleeping beauty and wondering: how much of the character animation is rotoscoped? It looks a lot like prince philip and aurora were, but did they use any for any of the other more cartoony characters? Any good reads/vids about Disney and rotoscoping in general?

>>2670404
this video is incredibly obnoxious, but pretty good.

>>2672857
>how much of the character animation is rotoscoped

Very little if any. You have to remember Disney would hire actors, dress them in costumes matching the character, and then film them acting out the scenes. That footage would then be avaliable to the animators for use as a 'direct reference'.

>>2669256
How the hell do you use opentoonz? Where do you learn? Every time i open it up my eyes glaze over at how unintuitive the UI is and I give up

>>2673168
just watch a bunch of videos on it. Youll get the hang of it. I still havent gotten the hang of it but i guess it just takes time

is flash still a thing? I'm used to the Adobe interface, so i think its easier to me to get used to it, but can i make "good quality" animation with it?

>>2673595
good for tweens, pain in the ass for anything else, i personally use clip studio paint and switch to flash when i need to tween anything

>>2669689
>>2669660
>>2669622
>>2669622
Any good place to start? I feel like everything I read either tells me too little ("see, a 'frame' is..." or is just about animation fundamentals (sp we're drawing a bouncing ball...)

I saw one decent youtube tutorial, but it was an older version, so I had trouble following along with him.

Hey guys. I really want to try traditional animation but don't what materials I need. Is tracing paper and a pencil good for a starter?

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Is non frame-by-frame animation welcome here?

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I'm gonna make it a thing where I'll draw one walk cycle a day.
Here's the first one. It's pretty crappy, but I hope to improve.

Feel free to comment...

>>2675334
While walking the center of Gravity is shifted way to far back. If anyone would walk like this they would most likely fall backwards.
You should observe how people walk, outside or just search for a video.
What you also did (or so it appears to me) is that you start to walk by putting the left foot first but then the left foot suddenly turns into the right foot.
Another thing is you should try to keep the length of the upper leg consistent and try to make him walk at the same height. I know these are kinda hard to do as you arent using an animation program.

But the correct walking form is the most important part, otherwise it doesnt look believable.

But keep going, you'll surely improve.

>>2675334
Not very good. It looks like the body is being dragged by the feet. The torso should be leaning forward and the feet sort of reaching out to stop it from falling. Use reference if you didn't. I'm not even sure which kind of walk this is. Looks like he is stomping and tiptoeing at the same time.

>>2675346
His tiptoe-stomping was an unintended side effect of being a beginner :\

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>>2675334

https://youtu.be/6mrTSUOa9N4

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>>2672836
Epic

>>2675509
How come we're not famous animators yet?

>>2675334
Join the draw every day challenge

>>2672836
This would've been 100x better if you learned how too draawww :)))))))))) <:o)

>>2670512
ironically Killer Queen doesn't blink. I'm not sure how we should proceed with this issue.

>>2674883
I don't even need the rest of this animation to jack off.

>>2675358
I know this is just mem'e but I really wanna watch that video

>>2675558
Link? I think I might have signed up for it, but I forgot the url.

>>2674883
>Dat arm
...Noill?

>>2675617
http://www.lavaflake.com/draw/

>>2674883
cupping balls?..

>>2669290
>On the other hand TVPaint is the ABSOLUTE BEST for hand drawn 2d (who wants to put in that much effort am I right?) you get lots of nice textured colors and strokes, blend modes almost exactly like Photoshop. phenomenal frame and layer management.
Did it get updated in the last seven months? Because when I tried using it, it was very unfriendly, very crashy.

>>2676081
It might be that way if you´re using an old version. TVP 10 and 11 are really, really good. If you´re running it via Wine on a Mac then you´ll also have issues.

>>2673131
add an 80s color palette and maybe do it in pixel art and you got one kick ass loop bro. Finish it I swear to fucking god if you dont finish it.

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Did this for class today. Opinions? My classmates are kind of ass-patty so I don't think i'll get good crits in this class.

>>2669290
I have to use toonboom for class. I was confused as fuck at first but i did a few exercises in it and have been slowly figuring it out. It just has a learning curve. I'm sure photoshop is confusing to anyone who first opens it too.

>>2669338
Check out Aaron Blaise's tutorials on the fundamentals. In one video he animates a punch and while I can't put into words why yours is lacking, well, punch, his video will show you just by watching what he made. I'm making dinner so I can't go link hunting but if you can't find it i'll track it down.

>>2669853
I think "produced" is more accurate because it would describe whatever program is generally used for the animating.

>>2671683
I agree with what the other anon said on this but I also love the smoothness of it and I think if you did this, and then after it, had a more exaggerated one with a bigger flame that this one could work as a lead in into it with a few tweaks.

>>2672857
This was a subject of debate recently between some classmates but the subject was Snow White. I think in the case of Snow White she was somewhat rotoscoped but I think after that generally Disney would hire actors and models to dress as the characters and do specific poses or act out in sets. My favourite was their actress for Tinkerbell whom they had do a lot of Tink's poses such as when she gets stuck in the keyhole.

>>2675334
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6P-hU4huhk

>>2677152
I hope it's a high school class. It's bad, 2frames/10

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>>2677152
make it rebound a bit after it lands, right now it just snaps onto the ground with no feeling of impact.

>>2677211
I figured as a weight exercise adding the rebound would retract from that. I mean, a floursack DOES just snap to the ground doesn't it? It isn't a ball.

I'm not being defensive rather asking your opinion on how I feel about it because this is how my instructor said to do it.

>>2677209
It's a beginner's animation class, am I supposed to show you a masterpiece for my second animation?

>>2677209
Show your work and tell me how to make it better instead of being edgy and hateful like the rest of /ic/

>>2677221
You know what, on second thought since its a flour sack yeah there wouldnt be much reboud. But the way you have it now looks really bad, at least make it slow in to the end frame. there arent nearly enough frames

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So I was drawing a sord guy and I was trying to capture an exaggerated motion of a sord swing. Now, I'm no animator, but as a figure drawer I think it's important to understand how the human body moves. So yeah I was drawing this guy in various poses with his sord and I realized it was looking a lot like a baseball swing.

So like I stuck it in photoshop and here's what I made of it. Is the motion convincing? Compelling? I know BASEBALL STICKS and SORDS are usually swinged differently but hey, mismatched behaviors are the basis of comedy or something right?

>>2677152
There is no sense of weight in your animation. Try easing into the fall a little bit to help sell the speed and then try to sell the impact. You could do this in a bunch of different ways, maybe have the flour sack fall and slide a little, maybe have it leaning to one side before it settles into the middle, maybe the impact from the fall puts it off balance and it slowly falls down. Or just try to add a couple more frames of subtle squash and stretch to make the animation less rigid. Don't add so much squash and stretch that it looks rubbery but add a little bit so it sells the impact more. As of now it doesn't look that good because it just instantly stops after it makes contact with the ground, I think very few things would behave like that. Even something like an anvil would have some kind of follow through action or motion that would help sell the idea to the viewer.

Anyways, hope I helped and good luck anon.

>>2677226
No, that's why I asked if it was a high school class. Even a first animation should have more to it than 2 frames. Animate a bouncing ball instead, you're not getting anything out of this flour sack until you learn how to give your subject some weight.
>>2677229
Nice meme

>>2673131
Pretty nice

>>2677539
That's some night at the roxbury shit man

>>2673906
Yeah, https://learn.toonboom.com/modules has everything from very basic to advanced.

>>2677371
There are more than two frames are you retarded? It would take more than two frames to change the expression and do the clouds, are you completely braindead or just talking out of your ass?
Show your work because you've only been an ass which makes me think you can't actually draw let alone animate

>>2677271
thank you

>>2669800
There's not much difference between OT and Toonz Premium. Premium has more features and is more stable though.

As for keeping everything consistant, model sheets, look 'em up.

>>2669853
I know that the cleanup process is done within Toonz, the animation itself is done on paper.

>>2677540
i don't get it, but thanks anyway!

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oooh https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqyThycbqYg

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Heh, look at him go

>>2677964
I don't care about the clouds or face, the sack is two frames. The point of animating a sack is the sack.
Yeah I'm an ass. I hope you talk act like that to every ass that criticizes you. Your name's in the public eye, not mine

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>>2667595
>>2670404
Mannequin phase

>>2678105
why does he seem to go into a punch and then the next scene he got him at his collar?

>>2678991
Try to consider why people lift their leg when they swing.

It is to momentarily set the body off balance. The person starts falling towards the direction of the swing to gain momentum, then right before the moment contact with the ball, the foot is slammed on the ground for balance.

Your guy is just kinda just doing something flamboyant before the swing.

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Does anyone have any guides for drawing in the rubberhouse style?

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>>2679256
Also where do I get a light table with a rotating base?

What pencils do you use when animating, traditional animators?

>>2679262
I use a blue prismacolor col erase pencil

>>2679256
John K's old ass blog posts from around 2009-2011 has some pointers

>>2669996
>luquinhas.gif
I think the name already says it all.

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>>2679240
Hows this? If anything I'll probably have to start from scratch with better keys

>>2679636
It's better and yes just leaving this one and moving on to the next is probably wise.

I wish to pursue animation, ideally as a career but i know that is unlikely. The problem is i cant really draw (only just started this year)

How do you recommend i proceed - should i focus all my energy on learning how to draw first? or dive into animation from the get go?

>>2679751
Definitely learn how to draw first, unless you want to be a 3D animator

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>>2673131
Looks familiar.

>>2679751
Ignore the other anon.
Always learn to draw first.

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The cycle for today

>>2677964
It's still more than two frames lmfao. You know when something is played at speed you won't notce a lot of frames. How many do you think are in the average walk cycle?

I can accept if my animation needs work if you notice by the other anon who actually helped me. I can't accept some retard making a hateful comment to a beginner just for the sake of being a BIG SHOT on the internet (Lol)

>>2679380
>>2679256
John K + rubber hose in google will find you those posts quickly anon :) so don't be discouraged thinking you'll have to go hunt for them

>>2679786
Something on their right leg looks off but i can't pin down what it is. Clean it up a little and see if that either helps or if you can catch it. The rest looks like a good typical anime run.

>>2679823
no one ever walks with their legs fully extended in front of them

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>>2679786
Try to export an actual loop, next time. Either a gif or a video that cycles several times. Can't judge it unless we can see it in action.

Anyway, here's the final version of the lipsync test I've been working on. There are things I'd like to fix, but I think it's time to move on to the next project.

https://youtu.be/HGQx_vXQc5E

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smear-kun returns

>>2679900
Not sure what problem you have but the webm loops just fine for me

>>2680318
Glad to see you again, how many times weekly do you watch Tetsuwan Birdy Decode and Noein? Or just generally touch yourself while going through the sakugabooru?

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>>2680368
Haven't seen either but I guess they must be up my alley animation-wise? will watch this weekend.

Duuude I just found out about sakugabooru through a mob psycho blog post, I'll definitely be spending some late nights on there.

>>2680318
>>2680381
fug mane, still looking real noice. How did you learn to animate like that?

>>2680381
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYn_nDQQOTc

Should be very up your alley, well anything with Norio Matsumoto would be.

I imagine you've already watched Yozakura Quartet?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXiCQEdG3LQ

>>2680381
Whats your workflow like? Do you start with keys then inbetween or do you do it all straight ahead?

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>>2680394
Just by making gifs like this since june (most of which you can find in previous anim threads), and a 2 minute cartoon in 10 days which helped. Done like 3-4 thousand frames in the last few months.

>>2680409
Fuuuck I haven't watched that in like 3 years, thanks, probably the first show I watched exclusively for visuals. I'll probably get more out of it now.

>>2680418
I just add/remove/fiddle with frames until i like the result, sometimes I start an animation with a random frame in the middle of an action and work out both the before and after. Whatever works.
I've got some actual paid work doing this now though (yeah it's not that hard) so I kind of have to plan more which is annoying for me personally but a good skill to have in the bag.

>>2680445
>I've got some actual paid work doing this now though (yeah it's not that hard)

Congrats man i knew you could make it. Is it really not that hard? How did you find work? I dream of making cash off doing stuff like this

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>>2679649
thanks familia

>>2680318
good to see you again man!

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>>2680450
It seems like there aren't enough animators for the amount of work there is, the thing is all the work goes to already established animators to the point that they literally have to turn down 95% of what they're offered.

I didn't go looking for work, I just uploaded some shit and met other animators. People will need help on a big project at some point, and most of them will go with someone they already know, that's when you get yr shot.

I'm not too stressed atm just seeing where this goes but if you want to really make a name for yourself you'd just have to do a lot of work, case in point:
Bahi-JD works at 11 hours a day -> he's 24 and has already worked on some of the biggest shit in the last few years and can basically get on any project he wants, and he's not even fucking japanese.

Don't dream about it just draw a billion frames and anything's possible.

>>2680456
good day swing-friend

>>2680463

Sorry if this has been asked before, but what program are you using to animate? The program I'm using right now can't export anything as a .gif file, so it makes it difficult to share and get easy critique on stuff.

>>2680463
Blog?

>>2680498
hanepen, mac only mega.nz/#!k1NCmQZB!cIbP3iZF0bH_fJdDc53Pc55qG_0RnujrQx_jNjv1jLQ

>>2680516
twitter.com/tlcarus
tlcarus.tumblr.com

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Criticism needed please o-o

>>2681195
Doesn't look like he makes eye contact with the stick before he spins it. Stick looks too short when he's about to stick it on the ground. His fire burns sort of unevenly.

>>2681195
needs anticipation before the spin starts, the leg raise at the end makes no sense, the stick looks like it's made of jello when he slams it down at the end, you should have done the fire in a second pass and had it affected by the wind of the stick, overall it's not terrible but it just feels kind of awkward. Animate something else now

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>>2679823
Yeah I think the right leg looks like it doesn't bend as it should
Kinda looks like he's running with a leg cast

>>2679900
Could it be that you're on a Mac since they have trouble with webms?

>>2667595
Did he die?

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Are there any books that go into drawing props for animation?

>>2681195
the flames should move because there would be a gust of air from the stick/staff, the pants slowly morph into a different shape at the end, and there is really no reason for him to lift his leg when he spins it behind his back.

Other than that, good design, doesn't look sloppy.

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Guys, I think I might be a prodigy.

>>2681643
Dont make it loop and have the ball eventually stop, right now it looks off because it just keeps going w/o losing any energy.

>>2681088
I see your tweet in regards to coloring what issues do you really have with it?

You could always try using multiply layers as your ambient light color as it'll help simplify the process.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1_Ud2Z4e4M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TYnFwa0etw


Their way of working is intuitive and compartmentalized so it'd be easy to apply to frames i'd imagine... albeit a lot of work.

Okay, real talk.

Can you make an average living from doing animation?

I'm talking 40k-60k per year.

I've always wanted to do it, but currently work as an electrical engineer 2nd year.

>>2681799
Yes, anon. I'm going to be serious too. That's a question, you could have googled. There are professional animators out there. Professional art careers tend to make 60k-80k when they're experienced. Although, getting into animation might be difficult for you depending on who you know. Animation is important on doing, but it's who you know that'll get you in unless you're really good then that voids everything else.

>>2681799

Yeah you can pull down 1 to 2K a week at a studio, or a bit more if you're in demand and experienced. Union shops pay better, but the jobs are harder to get.

>>2681088

Bro, how much for a gif of a guy shitting in reverse?

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>>2681693
You just don't understand my style.

Tried a thing, didn't work too well. Shit's fun, though.

>>2681869
Also, the animation loop toggle doesn't actually seem to do anything

>>2681869
If your thing is having no sense of weight or timing, sure.

>>2681874
>being this buttblasted
It was a joke, anon. Go hug your mom, maybe you get lucky and she tells you she loves you.

>>2681881
>I was only pretending to be retarded!
okay

>>2681883
Anon said to stop it from perpetually bouncing, and I did, are you retarded?
Do have no conception of humor, you sad individual?

>>2681869
Maybe add a 'Popping' VFX when the ball pops

>>2681885
You missed the point of why I said to not have it perpetually bouncing. It is okay if it perpetually bouncing if you fix the weight and timing to make it look like it should be perpetual, but as you have it now it doesn't work. It should have gradual loss of energy when it bounces off the walls and floor instead of gaining energy pushing off. As you have it now it isn't a ball and more a living thing, which is fine but then you need to telegraph that it is alive and not a ball.

But what the fuck do I know? I only have eyes.

>>2681891
>being this much of a sperglord
It's a "hello world" entry level exercise you desperate neckbeard

>>2681898
Then why are you posting it if you don't want pointers?

>>2681900
I'm not him I'm telling you you're being autistic

>>2681902
No, I'm giving feedback. Sorry if that is the wrong thing to do in these threads.

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>>2681881
>claims someone being buttblasted because they say something about your shit
>preceeds to get buttblasted himself
Really man, get a grip. Your animation isn't bad, but it's far from good, that anon was right about momentum and weight, the "ball" is far to sticky on the ground and distrbutes force too slow, it effectively looks like the "ball's" force runs through itself as it gets stuck on the ground, then when the force hits the other side of it, it then bounce forward. It looks a bit jarring.
That and in >>2681869 too, the ending of that looks stiff as well, make the "ball" distort a bit when it hits the ground to again, give it some weight. I feel you're FPS happy more than actually knowing good choreography of objects in motion.

>>2681088
How do you get the lightbox to show more than just the previous and next images?

And how do you get lightbox to show the first image if you are working on a loop?

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I've been trying to stutter lately.

>>2682577
I see can stutter. Is it a foot?

>>2682592
yep.

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>>2681300

>>2681912
>more than just the previous and next images
you can't

>show the first image if you are working on a loop
Edit -> Enable loop interpolation (only in B3)

>>2682577
Maybe try drawing the leg and the part of the body, to give a bit more sense of weight?

>>2670150
this is GUREATO

I'm a retard, how do you toggle the green onion skin in Opentoonz?

So aside from the hat (Which I didn't flip back and forth on doing for SOME reason so wow that's fucked up), some of the face frames being off, and the fact that this is still very much a rough in my mind (no way is it meant to be done), what else pops as obviously wrong? The timing of the loop is off to I know.

I just finally got over the huge swelling in my wrist working on this caused (was sitting wrong for it so yeah) so I can go fix it finally but what else needs work while i'm at it?

>>2681904
>>2681891
Your feedback is shit and his animation was fine. It felt like the ball was alive. It's not his fault you have no imagination and can't imagine a ball being anything but what it literally is.

It really added life when he made it explode too.

>>2681906
People ITT are fucking stupid. He was clearly making a joke. He wasn't buttblasted. The person told him to make it stop, so he tried to make it not loop, and it didn't work, so he made it pop. He then said "no it's my style" while also doing exactly what that person said.

Holy shit I would hesitate to take any advice from retards who cannot comprehend basic conversations.

>>2683074
>It felt like the ball was alive.
> can't imagine a ball being anything but what it literally is.
>A inanimate object is alive because "muh"
Holy shit, fuck off.
>It really added life when he made it explode too.
IT'S A FUCKING INANIMATE OBJECT.
>He was clearly making a joke. He wasn't buttblasted.
>Because, I say so.
Tell me, does being condescending right to you? If so, then you might (no you won't) understand why "idiots" don't want to actually hugbox your shit because you're a submissive little cuntbucket that can't take others opinions (actual truthful ones.)

>>2679636
A good batter lifts his foot up just to calibrate his balance, and swings as his foot comes down. Only lift the foot for a second and bring it straight down. As it (the foot) hits its apex the swing starts coming around. Also, you should start with slightly bent knees.

I don't know how to draw but I love baseball, and this thread's inspiring to pick up a new hobby!

>>2683087
Keep trying, but I'm not that guy.

>It's an inanimate object

So is a fucking carpet but that didn't stop Disney from animating it like it was alive.

>>2683087
hahahaha this autism

>>2683074
>his animation was fine
Sure it is fine for a first timer, but it isn't good.

>It felt like the ball was alive.
That's not what the exercise is about. It's about realistic weight and timing.

>It really added life when he made it explode too.
Actually It took away life since the ball popped and died.

>>2683139
>So is a fucking carpet but that didn't stop Disney from animating it like it was alive.
Because that was a magical carpet, fucking faggot. Even when that's the case, the carpet still conforms to logical movement as a carpet, unlike that "ball" shit that was posted above.
>>2683156
Not a argument.

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>>2667595
>>2680456
When does one decide if a piece is finished

>>2682667
I dig the tear physics

>>2683477
>When does one decide if a piece is finished
or at least ready to be finished?

>>2681195
Posing is the biggest problem. The feeling is supposed to be nonchalant, but that's not excuse for stiff movement.

>>2682667
Nichijou, right?

>>2682667
for some reason his left hand looks like it is pausing for a frame or two while the rest of his body is continuously moving.

Does someone know where the awkward handling of the pen comes from when using oopentoonz?
I tried to draw but it feels a centimeter to the left or right are at least 2 on screen. While in SAI it works just as usual

>>2684140
Wait. Could it be the difference between raster and vector? I dont understand the difference or what any of those is supposed to be but could it be that?

>>2682667
you should have him furiously pulling chips out of a bag and eating them while sobbing
left hand grabbing chips, right holding bag

>>2674487
ms paint??

>>2683477
Listen to this guy >>2683129

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I've now learned the basics of drawings and now want to get into animation and cartooning.

How do you learn how to exaggerate forms correctly to make things like pic related?

Links to resources would be most appreciated.

>>2682667
Looking to become the next Rebecca Sugar I see.

What programs are you guys using I'm using photoshop at the moment but the infinite amount of layers is getting tiresome.

>>2684631
TVPaint Animation

Does anyone know where i can find a copy of Spine animation software?

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Does anyone have any videos of the Japanese animation work flow? Such as how they handle gestures and clean up?

>>2685209
Just search up KyoAni or A-1 and you'll get a ton of what they do. I think Danny Choo goes into JC Staff's too. Usually, if I recall correctly. Director has rough thumbnails and the animators do a rough over that and do a refined later in which the refined version gets fixed up by another person.

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>>2685214
I was able to find a video detailing the workflow, but I couldn't see it raw. By the time they were talking about the process they only had the cleaned up artwork. I think I need a livestream of one of them working or something...

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Here's the horse I forgot to post yesterday

>>2683477
Thanks, though along with the head they were an afterthought

>>2683664
I wasn't going for the Nichijou look but yeah, it ended up looking kinda like the Mio running scene

>>2683982
Maybe it's because the hand itself barely changes position at one point, I don't know

>>2684165
I usually don't go back to the cycles I did but that sounds like a fun idea
I'll try to add it tomorrow

>>2684617
I'm not sure how to take this

>>2685209
That question makes no sense. People have different methods of drawing.

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>>2685268
True, but often times there are similar methods used among colleagues. Since Eastern and Western animation are foundationally different I figured I'd like to see their workflow and see if I could spot any similarities as well as study their approach to the whole process.

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Just a pic with some fxes

>>2685547
yo that looks real nice man. Good job. You might wanna clean up the loop a little, it's a little jumpy right when it loops, don't know how noticeable it is tho.

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Are there any good Toon Boom tutorials that really go through the paces? Preferably video ones? I know they've been uploading new tutorials on their site, but I'm frequently finding issues (in general) where tools or settings found in one tutorial won't appear in my version of the program (or I'll follow instructions to a T and not get the same result). Or some tutorials will gloss over how certain tools actually work, or explain tools without explaining how they'd be useful.

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Is this on the right track? I'm not overly familiar with how a bag of flower would move. How would I effectively portray weight?

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>>2685715
I guess I should mention that while I love and prefer traditional animation, puppet animation is probably what I'd use for work (right now I'm the only animator at my company, and while they asked me to use After Effects, I just had to do an 8 minute animation with characters and it felt like I was jamming a square peg in a round hole for a month)

>>2685738
The jump could use more anticipation to it, maybe try squashing the sack a bit before making it jump?

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Any thoughts on this walk?

Nice AMB video about studying anatomy. Might not be a bad idea to link something like this guy's channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLViOaV_TMX1DL3mc-giHVg) instead of a Japanese page a fraction of a percent of us might be able to read (even after google translate) tbqph

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8EnCabl29w

>>2686526
good start, now finish it.

>>2686526
It feels far too mechanical, add a few frames maybe where he hesitates or stumbles as at the moment the legs practically dance from one spot to the other

>>2684615
Just have fun with your forms. Have a look at how the old master's designed their characters. Start with animals and exaggerate step by step.

>>2686526
Legs are clipping/ thigh bone is bending. you need to face the pelvis more towards the direction of movement for it to work mechanically. As is the character is wrapping their thigh bone around their other thigh to walk.

>>2686623
I've never done any animation before and this guy makes me want to try
i agree it should be in OP

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animation!

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little bigger

>>2667595
hey family I wanna get into some low-key animation (turn arounds, run loops, etc.). I want to do frame by frame and have gif/webm exports, what program should I be looking for?

Windows 10 if it matters. ty

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feedback?

>>2687421
Nothing currently exports to webm as far as I know, but you want TVPaint, Flash, etc.

>>2687491
excellent thanks a lot anon

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>>2672462
>The trail version doesn't allow you to save your work and that's bullshit
Looking for the same thing over here. I got the trial version yesterday and it's a pretty neat software.

>>2687664
Kvegulv?

>>2687669
nope, sorry

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>>2683129
I did some research on some batter compilations. I see some of them lean back before they raise their leg. Was that what you were trying to say?

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>>2667595
Im gonna post a few things from the thing I'm working on. Please help me learn.

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>>2688053

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>>2688055

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>>2688058

>>2688059
That's all I'm gonna post. But the first one and the third one are ones I'm looking to change the most, anyone got any leads?

>>2687477
Less inbetweens.

Starts out slow, speeds up, plummets, etc. Think sin waves.

>>2688059
I think the movement/animation is pretty good but your drawings aren't

>>2688073
I can respect that. Any ideas as to why? Perhaps it's because I'm not drawing humans? I'm really dead set on being the best I can be, and every last bit of detail helps a ton.

>>2688081
They just come across as amateurish to me. All I can suggest is practice drawing more, study anatomy, perspective, all the fundamentals. I would also turn down the line smoother a little. You're in a better position than most people that can draw ok but struggle with animation so don't be discouraged.

>>2688086
I will take this to heart. Thank you very much, internet stranger.

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sorry for the shitty quality and the still frames, was my first time animating on paper with a shitload of time pressure on my back

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>>2669298 Im that guy
wanted to try walking but it took me a lot of time.
I didnt try to get the shoes and legs perfectly the same so sorry for the strange inconsistent legs.
What i kind of struggle is drawing how the leg that is behind and then moves the foot hovering above the floor without touching the floor. It seems like a really tight fit for the foot not to touch the floor.Does the hip play part or does the foot just bend upwards as to not touch the floor?

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Work in progress and the second animation i've tried. Assignment was to make a head turn of someone wearing a vr headset.
Well aware it's not that great but I hope to get better. Any advice?

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My first!! I'm so happy

>>2687683
If this is after using reference, you need to learn how to use reference accurately. It seems like you're just ballparking it too much and missing the actual gestures of the motion.

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>>2688417
improved upon. im officially out of paper. time to learn opentoonz

>>2688676
>>2688417
In both of these the ball should have continued off the page. There is no real reason for the ball to stop so abruptly like it does. Also watch how much you squash it, a ball that squashes that much doesn't have the force necessary to get to the heights it does in the bounces.

Nice work on the coloring though, good to see it staying generally the same throughout.

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>>2688685
Thanks. I might make one that continues off the page, I really didn't think of that.

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From last twitch stream

I tried drawing Aizen from Bleach, can I get a critique?

http://twitchtv/moshini muh stream

>>2688852
what is happening in the animation?

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Morning /ic/ how are u guys doing?
So I'm learning some "art" for my game and need some guide to draw for cut out animation method.

Thanks!

>>2680318
Where have you been? What happened to that restaurant animation you were doing?

>>2688462
This is a very minor thing, but it bothers me a little that the thumb on her right hand wraps around as far as it does at the extreme. I think it'd look especially weird if you plan on colouring in the tube

>>2688462
>>2688969
Different anon, I agree. Either make the other arm wrap the other way to convey twisting of the ring (I think this would be a nicer touch) or just keep her right hand more in place.

>>2688951
That was for the two week robotday jam, won some measly first place cash but got noticed by people and made some cool connects.
heres the finished thing if yr curious https://vt.tumblr.com/tumblr_oa5krbxoFz1u2i2dx_480.mp4

>where have I been
a little paid animation work + moving from a room to an apartment, I want to do a short for myself now though

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Seriously OP. What is anybody supposed to do with this (http://listeningside.net/a_side00.html)? Even after translating it it's basically unintelligible my man. I like looking at anime girls as much as anybody but I'm really at a loss how this website in particular is supposed to help someone who isn't fluent in nip.

Link this instead:

https://www.youtube.com/user/eubasaban

or his most topical playlist

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYOBCjdAoAjbKsk4NG7h_WJ9CX7F5zfUe

This guy's demonstrations and lectures are among the best around (and I have all of the very expensive Aaron Blaise videos). They may not be "anime", and his static illustrations are Jazza-tier cringe-material, but that's beside the point. This is probably the best voluntarily free resource on animation principals on youtube.

Speaking of Jazza, even he has at least one decent video on the general subject that wouldn't be out of place in the OP as well (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtsF2twnTq4), it's one of the more efficient introductions to animation concepts I'm aware of, even if the execution is Jazza. Say what you will about the guy but he's very articulate and that counts for a lot.

>>2689025
>What is anybody supposed to do with this
Its just information, if you cant read it then dont worry about it. The OP link has been copy and pasted for awhile now, so im unsure if the original dude is still here.

If a majority, or a minority, want those new links, then it will be added next thread

>>2689025
AMB isnt the best animator i've seen but some of his tutorials are quite good.

I also recommend adding this guy's tuts to the OP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rp3zXBEhCE he's really great

>>2689046
>Its just information

I understand, but my point is what information am I supposed to glean from a website I can't read, and according to 4chan's own demographics less than 1.5 percent of users here are likely able to read (http://www.4chan.org/advertise) Just get rid of it, man. It's a waste of a line.

If you want a general resource something like this (http://www.animatorisland.com/) will suffice. I'm sure there's some domestic anime references out there you could find to replace the current link though.

>>2689058
If more people want it removed, then by all means, it shall be gone. Changing the OP for one person doesnt seem right, but I can acknowledge a minority group disliking something.

I dont think you and I should decide what gets added and removed. If anything another party should pitch in their thoughts on this matter. So we can come to an agreement.

The addition of this link https://www.youtube.com/user/eubasaban has been asked for previously, so its going to be added.

People in previous threads have asked for the "51 animation exercises," and a few reply with your link www.animatorisland.com. So its addition is likely, but should be agreed upon by another party.

This guy >>2689056 proposed an alternate link instead of AMB, but since most people want the AMB link, the AMB will be added.

I think >>2689056 link should be added along with the AMB link, but another party should agree on it.

Thats the democratic approach. If you truly want your links put in without the consent of the people here, then make a new thread with and without the links of your choosing.

I dont think the two of us should decide things without other people putting their input, desu

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I have a few page long booklet thing from dreamworks that lists some resources they recommend, maybe that'll help with the OP?

>>2689161
Uh, yeah, probably. Post that sh*t n*gga

>>2689166
It's like almost 5am where I am, i'll try and scan it tomorrow

>>2688168
shit looks dope son

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>>2688969
>>2688987
?

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>>2675334
Thought I'd humour y'all with another cycle. I haven't been doing them daily like I said I would, so I'm teaching myself discipline.

>>2689383
Observe actual walk cycles.

notice how the feet lift and touch the ground. Notice how the legs bend. READ THE ANIMATOR'S SURVIVAL GUIDE. LITERALLY JUST GOOGLING ANIMATOR'S SURVIVAL GUIDE PDF WILL GET YOU IT. OR LOOK IN THE ART BOOK THREAD FOR CRYING OUT LOUD

>>2689389
O-OKAY, MR. CAPSLOCK SIR

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>>2689383
you're animating a waddle cycle. Look at pic related, that's how a person walks. Good effort tho.
>>2689389
also do what this anon says

>>2688198
could i get some feedback aswell?
>>2689389
>>2689394
That would be really nice of you.

>>2689401
>>2688198
I'd work on your lines more. Chicken scratch is what I think it's called still. The walk itself doesn't look that bad.

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>>2689401
You have to add an "up" key frame to your walk. Like in>>2689394 The walk looks okay but exaggerating the up and down motions of a walk would breath some more life into your animation. Pic related is where you have the back leg moving forward and you can see that the other leg is completely flat on the ground, try playing with that and making them half bent/half up (like the contact positions in that pic) that helps emphasize the solidity of the motion. (also give a little bit of lift, remember you're pushing off that leg when you walk so you wanna show that to the viewer)

But aside from that I agree with the other dude, try to work on your lines and try to maintain your volumes. All in all it's a decent walk tho.

do you guys have any hand exercises to help train it to not cramp up so fast?

>>2689501
I usually just pull each finger outwards, except for the thumb, that one I bend back.

>>2689080
>>2689058
Why remove it? It's not like we have a limited number of links. Perhaps it should be made clearer that it's in Japanese, but any free resource should stay. I agree with adding the AMB channel too.

>>2689010
Dank.
Keep grinding smearbro.

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im not robot

>>2689686
Next time can you make it smaller?

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>>2689690
heres a wip

>>2689743
SMALLER

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>>2689745
https://soundcloud.com/lorn/sets/vessel

>>2689752
we can do this, we can go smaller

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>>2689754
size isnt everything

>>2689756
only small people propagate that lie.

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>>2689759
>h
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>g
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>>2689783
You ever think about making single pixel movies?

>>2689010
The animation idea reminds me of the spongebob episode where he fights against the burger robot.
You are an inspiration Smearbro. Thanks for posting here.

>>2689383
Does noone notice that once again the back leg after touching the ground changes places with the leg to the front?
You did that in the other animation too.

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Proceeding with my stop-motion series.

>>2667595
new thread up
>>2689797
>>2689797
>>2689797

>>2689848
That's my recurring mistake. It's an easy fix, so you won't see that in my next iteration.

>>2689967
nice. keep up the grind.

>>2673131
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pp1NWRDl0pI

>>2689414
>>2689403
Thanks for the feedback.I will definitely use this to try and animate the next walk better.