As a newbie. i started an ambitious project. it was a mess . I have failed . Then I watched bunch of tutorials and I saw how people make the motion first . I decided to learn some principals of animation and did this study.
We're Ivory Echo Media, and I want to answer any questions you have.
We’ll write music for games, film, animations, indie projects, etc
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I recently found this YouTube Shorts channel and really liked the animation style:
Baydar Films YouTube Shorts
I’m new to 2D animation and wanted to understand how animations like these are usually made.
Would really appreciate guidance from experienced animators 🙌
Please share this
Coloring by Josephine Gunawan
Original music composed by Joel Hoo!
This is my frame-by-frame process behind the flame engulf effect plus how it looks in-game. I'm still finding myself not super happy with how effect animations turn out sometimes, I'm fine with how this looks though 😊
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This is a 62 frame (originally 32) 2 frame per second turn around I did for practice. I tried my best to make sure the character looked consistent throughout and I would appreciate some nitpicking on how to make it better consistency-wise. To me, it looks great, but I've been staring at him for days by now so I could miss something a fresh pair of eyes may catch.
Feel free to pick at the hair. It was the element I had the most trouble with due to the asymmetry and keeping the strands consistent between frames. Also those sideburns. It was difficult to keep perspective in mind while maintaining their general shape.
You can now get your in-betweens sorted in less than a minute while keeping the authentic, hand-crafted feel of the animation intact. It works natively in Toon Boom and all you have to do is highlight your key's and Flicker does the rest.
Flicker only works for Toon Boom Advanced and Premium versions, and you can check it for free at flicker.bruceanimation.com
Plz feel free to critique my head turnaround before I do cleanup!
I’m having a tough time with keeping the measurements consistent and the design
After 20+ worldwide festival selections and some prizes with my latest 2D Animation short "Nuno", I felt that I had more things to say and other themes to approach.
"Alvéolos" is my new animated short-film, and i've been developing it for the past ~year.
It has been a long journey but i'm finally seeing things taking place and starting to be prepared to aim for our main objective: Funding. With funding we will be able to produce the film and actually make it all real.
The deadline is almost there, we are working our asses off so that Alvéolos lives true to it's potential.
I just really wanted to share this little teaser that we have ready for you guys, just a sneak-peak of what our film will look like.
I'm really thrilled to continue developing Alvéolos, and really excited to show you more stuff :D
We’re currently improving the Steam page for our horror FPS The Infected Soul.
Which version do you think looks better visually? (1 or 2)
Any feedback on layout, readability, or overall feel would really help us.
You can also wishlist the game from the link it would mean a lot to us 🙏
This is a fictional story!!! I'm saying because on Instagram everyone thought it was me in real life so.
Hi guys !
A bit of a bottle to the sea here ! I'm trying to add stuff to my demoreel as a recent 2d animation graduate, but I'm constantly stuck in that "I have no idea what to put in my shot" situation, ending up starring at my screen, scribbling for hours and end up with nothing done.
So if anyone has already done storyboards they'd like to see animated, or wants to collab and make some short stuff feel free to DM me ! :) No pressure to make an actual project (Or if you relate to this situation and have any advice, really I feel stuck)