r/stop_motion

Hello there, this is my first post in reddit. Alright this is a stop motion.. supposed to have multiple parts but my high school holidays just finished that time so i moved into college. Well I'm gonna finish them by the first week of May. I hope i can fix this and make the sequel and prequel of it.

You can see at the beginning it was smooth but at the middle part and last it was too fast. I will fix that next time and btw i didn't buy any special accessories except the toys and my dad's phone stand. I even made the armour of my toys by myself using 3d pen. The thing is i cant find Zemo's remaining pieces so i had to make a pair of arms and a leg for him(articulate -able).

Feel free to teach me tips and where I can improve...

Until next time..

u/No_Refrigerator_7630 — 6 days ago

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Phil Tippett and Depression.

I recently learned about and became a Phil Tippett fan, only after I’ve heard him talk about his life long depression and how his work is his favourite outlet against “otherwise”. Learning this really encouraged me to get back into my art hobbies. Watching Tippett figure out how to improve stop motion (and go motion) was exciting and resonated with my own “resolving puzzling ideas” curiosities.

I’ve always wanted to be an animator but my own depression sometimes rob me of any motivation. I’m grateful for Phil Tippett and his quote; “Allow yourself to go into uncharted territories” - Phil Tippett.

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u/Deep_Interaction8239 — 6 days ago