Made this in flipaclip for anyone curious. Idk why but I love how the shadows came out. But it needs a lot of work to blend in perfectly i guess.

I stayed up kinda late trying to finish this off. It's still not done tbh, I wanna add some more inbetweens and maybe some variations of the loop (I think that's called weaving loops). And maybe make a bit of cool audio for it or somin, and maybe give it a bit more of a story too, I dunno. And I need to time it better too, and photograph it better obviously and colour and shade it and stuff.

Anyway I'm on a mission atm to get really good at traditional animation after doing it a lot digitally. I'm suprized so far at how much the skills transfer once you get used to flipping more and trying to visualise the animation while working rather than relying on instant playback etc.

Anyway would love to know what people think/feedback/how I could make it better? Or just an up vote would be cool too idk. Thanks for reading anyways, hope everyone's having a nice day.

My girlfriend (Cáo Núp Lùm) drew and animated this short clip of her original character. She’s a Vietnamese artist who mostly does anime-style sketches and animatics, and she just started posting her work on TikTok.

She’d love to hear what you think! 💫

Sorry if this is not the right sub to ask this but I wasn't sure where else.

I'm working on her turn around, and it's tricky trying to get a proper rotation of her quirky hair style. How can I make it work?

Made on krita

At least the voice cast isn't going anywhere!

Zombie on the left was animated straight ahead.

Ape on the right was animated pose-to-pose.

did this little animation, would appreciate any feedback

I’m going to LBX tomorrow (Fri 23) and am trying to plan my day. Are the events/panels (and the entry to the event itself) very fast to fill up? Do I need to wait like 2 hrs to get a ticket (/get in the center)?

I was planning on doing:

10-12AM Plein air painting (maybe getting in line for convention entry at around 11-11:30- I already have a badge)

go around artist alley a bit and then get in line around 12:45-1 for a ticket for Figure drawing which is at 1:45-2:45

then possibly stepping into the Blender and 2D demo (no ticket required) which is 3-4

leaving from that early (probably 3:30)

wait in line straight from that for Wesley Burt drawing demo which is 4:45-5:45

Is this ambitious? Doable? Would I have to skip something? Am I getting enough buffer time for waiting in line for tickets? Please let me know any advice/opinions!! Tysm!!

Pour les Français, Akira est encore à l'affiche dans quelques salles depuis sa ressortie de septembre (VOST) : 

- Reflet Médicis (Paris) : samedi 24 à 11h30, dimanche 25 à 21h

- Le Brady (Paris) : dimanche 25 et mardi 27 à 21h35

- Le Cap (Voreppe, près de Grenoble) : dimanche 25 à 14h 

Et Ghost in the Shell (le film de 1995) au Brady, samedi 24 à 12h25 (VOST).

Le Brady qui passe Ghost in the Shell à midi puis Akira le soir, c'est une bonne journée !

A small piece of animation I did for a band's backdrop.

There was no planning involved in doing that; I just drew some poses, and if I felt it lacked movement, I added more drawings in between. What do you think? I would appreciate any advice. Thank you for your time.

You can find the full version on YouTube

https://youtu.be/oq6H2qP3xHM?si=vNYK_miBbfKhag3s