I've been hard at work finishing the sketch of my DnD Anime Opening - animation. A lot of people have given me so much praise and encouragement and it has helped me really want to finish it. I seriously appreciate all of the kind words and support and I hope this update is fun for everyone to watch! :)) I'm so excited to finish it haha. I feel like when I'm done with one part of the animation and I rewatch it, I always end up finding something wrong and fix it.. which is why I think it's taking so long lol. But I like my perfectionist brain, when I see issues that I didn't notice before, I know that I'm improving 💕. Anyway, thanks for reading if you did! I love and appreciate all of the support! 💕😊

Watch it here- https://youtu.be/DVOlkIweIaw

About how I made it-

Originially started working on it for a contest called the TISDC but after failing to meet the deadline it became a fully personal project.
Starting from the wrinting the story I started world building and character desin in blender after which I started the animation which what took the longest time. I skipped the storyboarding part because I was low on time but that turned out to be a big mistake since I had to go through a lot of trial and error for the shots.

In all it was very fun although stressful. My writing ability was very confined because the contest need "moral of the story" narretive and had to follow a theme but still I think i did a decent job although it became a little too metaphorical.

Posted here a few days ago, took on feedback for up and down body movement and bag movement, to make it feel a bit closer to proper motion, how’s this feeling? I’m feeling a lot happier about it but would love feedback before I move into tightening up the line work and looking at further details

Link to the previous one

LINK TO THE FULL FILM: GOOD PASTURE
On the night of a terrible storm, a lonely priest is visited in his church by a mysterious man.

Everything you see here was modeled, lit and animated in Blender 3.6, and rendered in Cycles at around 512 samples on the average shot.

animated in procreate dreams. song is Buckle Your Pants from Battleblock Theater

I think it's kind of sad how little the scope for known animation is outside of America or japan. At best French animation will be mentioned once a blue moon and maybe Canadian cartoons if it's to make fun of it. The ones that do become internationally popular are exceptions, not norms.

The world is vast and filled with plenty of talented, creative animators that deserve to be seen yet it's almost never talked about in animation circles besides the typical mainstream American cartoon or Japanese (SHONEN) anime.

Thankfully there's been a slight shift/Change in this. Indie animation has given more opportunities for people around the world to be able to make their own stories without having to rely on moving place to place. As an American. I want to see a change in the animation scope.

Im sorry if I got anything wrong. I just hope there is a rise in respect and love for art and media from around the world <3

BBones can make animation look good by using volume preservering

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I wanted to put more emphasis on the shoulder and hip rising and falling but I couldn't position the legs right 😭

I want to animate something- no, I want to animate a lot of thing's but idk if i want to take a lesson out of my "animators survival kit", do a study of some footage or another animation i liked, or animate something from imagination. I should probably mention that im going to animate on paper but I do have a drawing tablet to animate on.

Here's what I remember, the main character may have been a dog but I could be wrong, there was a scene with muffins in it, there was a little kitten character, and an antagonist that hated cheese.
Does that sound familiar to anyone?