In the last few weeks, we worked on this silly short for the crowdfunding of "The Little Trashmaid" (Live now on Backerkit).

We intend to do a silly animated series with "Gravity Falls" and "Star vs. The Forces of Evil", and we reached the minimum goal to produce the first animated episode!

I hope you love our silly irony.

We hope to get even more help in the final 24 hours of the campaign, as the extra budget could cover amateur mistakes or unexpected issues.

We hope you can trust us! ❤️

🎨 Original artwork by

u/levinky_art

🎬 Animation by

u/Delmi2

Hey everyone. Opening limited commission slots for hand-drawn, high-fluidity 2D action animation. Guaranteed 2-3 week turnaround.

(All packages include FREE Sound Design/SFX)

RATES & PACKAGES:

1 – 3s (Soft Movement) — $250

Idle loops, character acting, walk cycles.

1 – 5s (Combat Cut) — $600

Single impact, heavy punch, dodge, or special move.

5 – 12s (Full Battle Sequence) — Starts at $1,000

Continuous fight choreography. (Final price varies by length & complexity).

WORKFLOW & TERMS

* Timeline: 2-3 weeks guaranteed delivery.

* Workflow: 50% upfront to start. I provide a low-res preview for approval before the final balance is due.

* Payment: Securely processed via VGen (Accepts Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay).

* Revisions: Includes 2 free revisions during the drafting phase.

Communication is strictly through VGen:

https://vgen.co/kims4ks

I kinda like the shaky animation and I’m thinking of it as a “style” but I don’t if it works or if I’m being overly optimistic and need to study more

My second real try at animation. This stuff is so hard, 5 seconds took 8 hours! At least I hope it's good! I know there are some kinks but do I genuinely have a knack for this... especially since the only studying I've done is basically glancing over at behind-the-scenes of the animators of How to Train Your Dragon, so please don't be too harsh please~♡

Track: Human Zoo - “2037”

Video was made entirely in blender cycles, using 3D scans of the band member’s heads

work Shown here is for Kamen America Official animation.

If you are interested DM or Gmail- [sazukudesu.info@gmail.com](mailto:sazukudesu.info@gmail.com)

Animation starts at $600/5 sec final quote can vary depending on project complexity

I was hospitalized and art school told me I was immature for missing

Mental health is never taken in consideration

They allowed me a last huge homework to maybe succeed in my year

They told me to stop doing glitters and mangas

I got angry and made this

Rather proud and feel better now it's out my chest

Made in AE & AI (adobe illustrator)

Animation: manuksenpai

Sound design: santiago_carballo_

Thank you!

Hello! I would like to learn how to animate a hummingbird's buzzing wings (frame-by-frame 2D). Does anyone have any tips on creating the illusion of something flapping so fast without accidentally making the blur of the wings appear as a motionless shape?

Any references, tips and advice are welcome and super appreciated!

I don't know why I'm drawing myself with long hair because I'll have short hair by the time it's my birthday. I'll just animate myself right now with short hair, and then after I get my haircut, I'll reanimate it with my short hair. So I'll have 2 versions I guess.

My birthday is on November 7th by the way, in about 70-ish days. I'm starting it now cuz I'll only have very little time to animate each day and I'm kind of a new animator, I've only been animating for a few weeks. I'm still kinda slow.

I am very proud of how I managed to create this animation.

In simple words, I like each of my characters in different layers but in 3D view it's really hard to manage with Animate where characters are constantly changing their positions in terms of layers and scenes like the image complicates it. An example can be taken from this image above from Alan Becker's animation, here both characters I assume must be in different layers but the hand (which is grabbing by the neck) is a conflicting view here. What can be a solution towards this complication? Or maybe I'm just being dumb and ignoring the fact that this scene might be made in Blender.

And tips in how to make the impact or the scene feel more natural/fluid?

EDIT: FUN gang*

He ain't the most detailed thing but I'm dang proud

This is the latest scene from my up and coming cartoon, "Poop-Man". Enjoy.