#animation program

[stanleynopines]

Animation test bcs I’m bored idk

[abbyanimatz]

I have a new animation meme out if you guys wanna check it out!! Also it has sexual language so there’s a warning for ya (it’s called shoulder boulders and if you heard that song already you should know) but all the drawing are kid friendly!!

https://youtu.be/1Kj2_ps8SnM?si=iHyBNv0yXfQtM5WX

[showtheater]

changing animation programs

[bmo0oo]

What program do u use to animate?

I have a list of softwares that I can use! But I mainly use animate and csp now :D

[1000fingers]

Guys btw is procreate dreams worth it cause im thinking about getting it

[thunderstomm]

Possible Help?

I'm not sure if this post will go anywhere but!! I'm looking for a good animation program for a samsung tablet- can be free or paid. I'm looking for a good program so that I can practice and progress my skills!

Thank-You to anyone who stumbles along this and helps me out!!

[cosmicrain-draws]

hey, does anyone know of any good animation programs that are cheap? my toon boom license is about to expire, I just want something cheaper! (crying)

[thedisablednaturalist]

Im fucking sobbing looking at the new black footed cat at Utah's Hogle zoo

Shes just a fucking baby

Baby with a 60% successful kill rate

[pragyacareeradvisor]

Exploring the Art of 2D Character Animation

2D character animation blends creativity and technical skill to bring characters to life through hand-drawn or digitally crafted frames. By mastering drawing fundamentals, character design, animation techniques, and storyboarding, aspiring animators can create captivating and emotionally engaging animations.

Introduction

In the vibrant world of animation, 2D character animation holds a unique charm that captivates audiences with its timeless appeal. This art form, characterized by its ability to bring characters to life through hand-drawn or digitally crafted frames, requires a blend of creativity, technical skill, and storytelling prowess. For those aspiring to delve into this dynamic field, understanding the core aspects of 2D character animation is crucial.

The Essence of 2D Character Animation

2D character animation is about more than just making drawings move; it’s about infusing personality and emotion into characters, creating a connection with the audience. The process starts with the basics of drawing, where animators learn to sketch characters with accurate anatomy, expressive faces, and dynamic poses. Mastery of these fundamentals is essential for creating believable and engaging characters.

Character Design: Crafting Unique Personalities

Character design is a critical component of 2D animation. It involves conceptualizing and designing characters that are not only visually appealing but also suited to the story they inhabit. This process includes exploring various styles and experimenting with shapes, colors, and features to create distinctive characters. A well-designed character can convey a wealth of information about their personality and role in the narrative, even before they move or speak.

Read more about - Animation Techniques, Storyboarding: Planning the Animation , The Role of Technology in 2D Animation

[doctorsiren]

OBJECTION! - Ace Attorney, but in Legos that I 3D modeled myself

[miaqc1]

In the end, the refund requet from Procreate Dreams is refused. Oh well.

[polyslife]

Acabo de probar el free trial de storyboard pro de toon boom... No puedo volver atrás ahora....

"esto es lo que me he perdido? el poder es demasiado"

"y es genial!"

[axtonorian]

To anyone who says Krita is a bad program or it sucks.

Fuck you. I'm too dumb for anything more complicated than flipaclip and Krita 😭

[jr-verse]

Which Animation Software/Program is better for me?

Does anyone of you guys know any good Animation Software for making animatics and stuff? If so, which one sounds good for me?

(Note: I tried Pencil2D and Krita before messaging this.)

[portfolio-ponderings]

Why hello traveller! Welcome to my portfolio for Algonquin College's Animation program! I have been accepted after my 2nd attempt, and so now I upload my portfolio for future applicants to have a good reference for what the college accepts! Unfortunately when I was applying, I could only find a handful of examples for this program, so now I will add myself to that collection.

Here is a link to the portfolio requirements:

Now we begin!

First up are gesture drawings! Warning for drawings of nude people, although there's nothing explicit.

2 minute

5 minute

Various times

Next are the long figure drawings!

The past 3 were actually drawn from lil' statues, so that's an option if you... happen to have nude statues? I dunno lol. I drew these in an art course.

Now my self portrait.

Page of hands and of feet

Try to really emphasize drawing with form in these.

Next are perspective drawings! It's recommended you have at least 2-3 examples for this.

I put these objects in just because I had em, they're not necessary. :)

Now for the fun part! Personals!

Finally we have the drawing aptitude test, and the Wendy action poses.

I'm not going to include my cover letter, but note that is a requirement as well.

Good luck to all those applying! If you happen to have little questions I'll try my best to answer them in my ask box, but I would always recommend going to the program coordinator for the most accurate information! They're info is at the bottom of the portfolio requirements pdf.

Another thing is it's a good idea to also apply to Algonquin's Foundations for Animation and Illustration program! (previously known as Pre-Animation) When I first got rejected I was accepted into Foundations and it really helped me strengthen my art to apply for animation! Also you don't even need a portfolio for it! It's just first come first served! :)

[vidyajyotieduversity]

Diploma / Bachelor in Animation & Multimedia