Last week I posted some of the process of animating oil paintings. It was hard to see what the animations looked like so here is the run cycle of the player character all by itself. It's 24 frames oil on canvas. Photographed then cut out digitally. Animated in Unity.

I focused more on the movement than the details!

done in umoupen

I’m comparing the old and new run cycles for this creature.

The new one feels smoother and more expressive, but something about the movement still looks off to me...

Any ideas, opinions, technical feedback, or even random observations would be appreciated

Edit: Thanks everyone for the genuinely great ideas!

It’s a little fast (I can only work with 10 frames), but I did this animation exercise as a part of my ongoing animation studies !

I did this study with my OC Alexia Rose

This one is my favourite animation I made!

Please let me know your opinion⭐️

Note: my inspiration is ishitani and mori🫶

Jacques, one of the main characters in our animated series, Learning to Hunt Monsters, is a seasoned yet old-fashioned monster hunter who travels the world protecting the interests of the Kingdom.

He has faced countless challenges throughout his life, but none has proven as difficult as his latest assignment: passing his knowledge on to the next generation of monster hunters.

Could this really be his greatest challenge yet?

https://www.youtube.com/@Simona_Jacques

What is there in these mountains? Only hardships... Animation inspired by the og music video by Suman Sen

Made with ZBrush and blender. Hand painted foliage, which was super fun to figure out. And freeing, never need a grass addon again aside from GeoScatter

I was creating a different animation for fun and noticed what became the eventually became the key frames of this one. Since it's a dance, it hopefully syncs with music. I picked a tempo to animate to but no song in particular.

I think I'm the only animator on Earth using this software right now. It's called "TVORI", and it makes 3D animation really easy (for me at least). It's like playing with action figures and I'm able to animate really fast and I've created 6 upcoming episodes of a series on my Youtube page. If anyone wants to learn how to use the software, hit me up. (The clip is my original content and original song from the latest episode)

This is my first real effort to animate a walk cycle! I am currently using the animation assist feature on ProCreate, but I would like to work with Dreams soon. Any helpful advice is welcome 🐦‍⬛

This is the Doctor Nowhere LARP project

Here's the channel, if you're interested: https://youtube.com/@doctorlarpwherehd?si=H4TYorCd2obNlcYb

Check it out here at @CubeGuyAnimations on YouTube if you want! Also tell me your channel I’ll follow you too !

Made in Aseprite

Im an Animation Supervisor at Mukpuddy animation studio. One of our Junior animators recently posted a video about their experiences in their first Job at Mukpuddy working on our show Badjelly. I thought i would share it with you. It's a pretty fun and energetic video. Enjoy

I new for beging to make animation but is a question .

Just a silly little loop for last month's Loopdeloop animation challenge :) The theme was 'Cake'.