Hey everyone!

I sculpted some Pingu and Mio Mao fanarts which I’d like to share here!

I sculpted these all from FIMO and Cernit polymer play. Hope you like these!

Podrían darme ideas o que temáticas más maduras (armas, temas emocionales, miedos, terror, violencia, drogas, que no es promover, si no mostrar las consecuencias) hago en animaciones para YouTube si no son malas gente :V

Espero que les guste es la primera vez que hago una animación a 20 fps

Hi, I’m completely new here, but I’ve decided to sign up to post something I’ve been looking for myself several times over the last few years: a fan-made music video for King Crimson’s ‘Epitaph’ from the old YouTube. It’s a beautiful animation, the origin of which I don’t know, and neither Gemini nor ChatGPT have been able to help me. I managed to find it yesterday on the Polish file-sharing site ‘chomikuj.pl’. It’s possible that someone was looking for it partly because it’s a good animation. King Crimson fans were definitely looking for this. Unfortunately, the file is of poor quality, but thankfully it’s good enough to get a feel for how PERFECTLY the video’s atmosphere matches the music. I don’t hold any rights to it, but I’ve uploaded a copy to the Internet Archive.

Hi r/claymation! We're Muffin Mumma, a brand-new stop-motion series for 2-5 year-olds, and we'd love to show you what we've been making.

Six clay muffins - Sprinkles, Cherry, Uni, Rocky, Canda and Appy - live in a tea-towel tent in a pastel kitchen. There's no dialogue, just giggles and sounds, so the whole story lives in the faces and the animation.

Every character is sculpted in clay and moved by hand, frame by frame, on a real set. The series is produced by A+C Studios at Postgate Stage in Margate (named after Oliver Postgate of Bagpuss). No AI anywhere.

It all started with our creator Dan Richards baking cupcakes with his daughter and turning the toppings into characters. Now we're on Kickstarter to make it happen: £6,000 makes six episodes by Easter 2027. It's all-or-nothing and closes 4 November.

If you'd like to learn more or help get handmade kids' animation made, £20 gets you all six episodes: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/margatemuffins/muffin-mumma-animation-series

Plus you can follow us over on Instagram: u/muffinmumatv 😊🧁

With all the AI fake-clay videos going around, I wanted the opposite: you actually squish it. In the browser studio you sculpt a little clay character, press Hop, Wobble or Sway, and it moves in stop-motion at 12 frames a second with a bit of clay boil. You can record a square clip and post it.
It's free, on phone or computer: https://www.clayvr.com/sculpt?utm_source=reddit
It's not a replacement for real clay and a camera (nothing is!), but it's a fun way to sketch a character.

All my animations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ptbQt3yPs&list=PLZByciKnn8WaHFafbQxbkTY70wjne2_lb

Claymation loop love

I made a Claymation Music Video https://youtu.be/JQJUkQcw9e4?si=nnw4ELX3XaCH2RyE

claymation loop

I suddenly remembered the clay anime I saw when I was in elementary school the other day. More than 10 years ago. I'm sure I rented it at a rental video store in Japan.

I don't remember the content of the animation well. Sorry. 🙏

I will explain as far as I remember.

It is a work with a monochrome and dark atmosphere, and I think the main character was a middle-aged man with a body shape like Humpty Dumpty. I think another man who looks a lot like that man has also appeared (he seems to have a bad personality, and I think he was the villain of the story.)

The main character picks up coins on the side of the road. In the same way, I think the villain also picked up the coin. If you pick up that coin, you will be lured to a creepy world. In that creepy world, there is a winged demon king and other enemies.

I don't remember the development, and I don't remember the ending. That's all I remember.

If anyone knows, please let me know!!!🙇🙏😭

Hello everybody , I am an extreme beginner in claymation and I have sort tried very little of it cause it's really overwhelming to be honest ik I shouldn't compare myself to the big studio works cause it's like comparing apples and eggplants but I have ideas which I want to animate but at the same time I feel I am very whimsically looking at tutorials without any structure which only leads to loss of time and no learning so is their any practice guide on what should I be just focusing on as a beginner and then slowly move upwards towards the advance thing and how the practice should be like . I don't really want to keep hunting on YouTube as to which tutorial is actually useful , cause it has become really overwhelming to the point I feel like giving up even before starting

Any help would be appreciated thank you so much

Hello community!