I created a satisfying stop-motion style 3D animation where a small ghost comes together bead by bead, inspired by perler bead / fuse bead crafts. Modeled, simulated, and rendered entirely in Blender.

What character or object should I assemble next? Feedback and critique are always welcome!

Я создал залипательную 3D-анимацию в стиле стоп-моушн, где маленький призрак собирается бусина за бусиной, вдохновляясь термомозаикой. Полностью смоделировано, анимировано и отрендерено в Blender.

Какого персонажа или предмет мне собрать следующим? Отзывы и критика всегда приветствуются!

Hey everyone! I made a short 3D animation showcasing the assembly process of a pixel-art carrot made from Perler / Hama beads. I wanted to capture that satisfying stop-motion craft feeling entirely inside 3D software. Would love to hear your feedback on the timing and materials!

Ok so basically one of my friends was like hah they haven’t got my fandom for an animation meme soo now I have to do it to annoy them, I’d love any tips, I can use any free app and I’m going to animate over the original base for the movement

Can you choose the correct colors from the image? As you can see, the character is affected by green lighting, which makes it difficult to use the color picker. Can you draw something similar to this character and color it to match the image? As you can see, I find this extremely difficult, and I think it's impossible. Every time I try, it’s either way too bright or way too dark, and the character's skin confuses me the most.

Ugh, this is so much detail. I am treating this as one of my traditional drawings. But it is animation, so get ready for some bodily horror in November or even December. I KNOW! I deserve to be in prison because of this! But I started this at the worst time! Side by side of what my animation usually look like compared to by animation that leans more on my traditional side of things.

Love Frieren's smug face
(from the Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Anime)

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I’m thinking of adding frame-by-frame animated scenes to my VN—do you think it’s worth it?

I animated and edited this video in Portuguese before the election results of this past Sunday, Oct 25th. This is the (ironically) English version as I find it may be a feeling shared by others affected by worldwide political crisis and/or the influence their identities may have gone through throughout their life.

I have celebrated the victory of Lula and democracy with my friends and family, and had the first good sleep I've had in a while. I made this to do my part as a Brazilian citizen (I'm a dual citizen of BR and CA) and hopefully inspire people to go out and vote. Family and friends felt inspired by it, and it led some of them who were quiet (out of fear) to voice their opinions and express themselves. I had very little time to do it - barely a week - but I think it got the idea (the feeling) across.

"No touching, please."

Inktober prompt "Relic".

I’m a beginner and I’m trying to story board for this project I’m working on but I just can’t my vision right. Is there any kind of video archive with references? (And no I will NOT ask ai)

So I just got aware of these elements a few days ago (just like a lot of things which I will uncover in learning and practicing animation). I want to know how in other artstyles can you achieve this and how can I like begin with this? Like my objective in creating this effect is to make it look promising but the keyframes are something I'm struggling with so I can't get any idea where to begin with it.

The same goes for the energy impacts. Here, I'm taking fire as an example being the most basic here. How do I figure if I'm hitting someone with energy like fire would go for animating it? Like in what way it changes the direction and in what way it will change its behavior? I would like to know all about that.

Examples are from Alan Becker's animation.