Here's a link to the final trailer if you haven't seen it yet! https://youtu.be/W_hDzjGEmks?is=VgtE0fnR78GSKkHA

I'm asking so I can get an idea of the ideal price range for animations like these when someone commissions me in the future.

Twitter link: https://x.com/GyandreiThe/status/2114774056109314128?s=20

I did an interview about how I created the cloth simulations for EUTHANAZIES and explained some tricks I use. You can read it here: https://www.marvelousdesigner.com/resources/user-spotlight/all/b54b675d8e1741b69e43f67952ff3299

Thanks Marvelous Designer for the edit and the marvelous support 🧡 🧡 🧡

Since the colors and shadows are always too bright, I would like the result to look more like anime, like the second image. As you can see, there is soft lighting that mutes the colors, making them less visible, like in ordinary images.

I dont want to spend money on software. I heard that OpenToonz is very good for vector layers, and I don't like raster at all. If you use OpenToonz, even better. If you don't use OpenToonz, find a free alternative that you use and the exact steps (comands) to achieve the final result, like Roronoa Zoro in the picture.

From my pilot "The Despectives" https://youtu.be/98KOdIaD0Gs?si=JfaQRQl-v3M4dBuE

I love making blinking loops ✨🌼

So what can I improve like I know timing is little off and ball is dropping in wierd way but what else can i improve and any easy way to time on paper?

Still practicing on when hold key poses to keep the animation readable.

My red flag is not looking at references when I should. So idk how I did on the clouds, lightning bolts or even the wing movement. In my head, the last flap was much more pronounced, but I didn't know how to make it more energetic. The final explosion also could use some work; I would imagine it being more abrupt, but with any fewer frames, it personally seems illegible.

Besides all that I just felt like sharing because I am still proud of how it came out

I've been working as an art director for a while, and spent some time on this visual development portfolio guide for the website I'm building! This is for anyone creating their first portfolio :)

Pizzatropolis is an adult animated sitcom about four lifelong friends currently in college as they deal with one conflict after another

Pls check the YT https://youtu.be/l-gnIJTOyqk

Pretty much what the title says, I'm a 24 year old woman and right now I live at home and don't make much off my retail job. I need some advice from here regarding how or where to start pursuing animation independently, so I can make somewhat of a living off this. Pursuing animation has always been one of my biggest passions in life. For reference, I'm a very experienced drawer and painter, I went to animation college for a couple years but I was out of limbo for a couple of years, but I'm getting back into the swing of things! Should I start promoting my work on social media and just see what happens? Or is there other things I need to do or keep in mind?

Any and all advice is appreciated. :D