#2D 3D Animation

[bodhrancomedy]

"I miss 2D animation, 3D is so lifeless!"

No, no - from an avid and avowed lifelong 2D animation lover - what you miss is stylization.

Something animated to be "hyperrealist" isn't appealing to me anymore because it all starts to look very... samey. It'll age.

But if you have a proper sense of your style...

[blabuffet]

Why so flat

[somstopic]

How to Create Realistic Characters in Animation

Creating realistic characters in animation is an art that brings stories to life. To achieve this, understanding the fundamentals is essential. Enrolling in animation courses can provide the skills needed to master character realism. MAAC's 2D and 3D animation programs offer comprehensive training, covering anatomy, movement, and expression, crucial for creating lifelike characters. These courses teach you how to blend traditional techniques with modern software, ensuring your characters are not only realistic but also engaging. By focusing on details such as facial expressions and body language, you can breathe life into your animations, making them resonate with audiences.

[acsese]

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[worldseokp]

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[smallnarcisse]

Forgot to post here haha

[ascendingconures]

just gonna post this bc i could never come up with a spirally background i liked & i dont want this to die in my saves folder

[scipunk]

The Animatrix: Beyond (2003)

[lenny-link]

birthday gift for the most amazing person ever @homkamiro ♡♡

[artofgerald]

BOMBAY TWIST!

[papiliomame]

I recently saw @zillychu amazing fire core au and my mind was occupied the whole week with their Danny design. So I made some fanart!

Above is 3D model of their Danny. I tried to recreate one the pose from their artwork.

Below is a small animation draft of Danny crashing to earth from a star(left to right). I thought with his long hair and his firecore he propably could cosplay a shooting star very well!

Happy new year everyone!

[blabuffet]

Attack for motif on artfight

[somstopic]

The Evolution of Animation: From 2D to 3D

The animation industry has seen a remarkable evolution, transitioning from traditional 2D animation to the dynamic and immersive world of 3D animation. This shift has not only expanded the possibilities of storytelling but also opened up new avenues for aspiring animators. At MAAC animation, we offer comprehensive animation courses that cater to both 2D and 3D animation enthusiasts. Our curriculum is designed to equip students with the skills needed to thrive in this ever-evolving industry. Whether you are passionate about the classic charm of 2D animation or the cutting-edge techniques of 3D animation, MAAC animation provides the perfect platform to turn your creative dreams into reality. Join us and be a part of the exciting journey from 2D to 3D animation.

[acsese]

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[animatingforfun]

This was a pure joy to work on.

For the behind-the-scenes story of how I made this animated mini-short, click “keep reading” below.

I started this 6 weeks ago, just before Nintendo shut down its 3DS and WiiU servers. The server shutdown meant no more multi-player online play for 3DS games, like Mario Kart 7, but also no more uploading to the Butterfly Animation online gallery directly from the app.

As an homage to the Inchworm and Butterfly Animation apps for the DSi and 3DS that I’ve been animating on since 2011, I originally was just going to animate just a single shot featuring something butterfly related.

But the story evolved as I began asking myself a series of "what if" questions that I had fun answering, like, “what if it was a little girl playing dress up as a butterfly?” And then “what if she was first cosplaying as a caterpillar then the butterfly?” ���If this is a story of growth, what if she stumbles? What is her attitude when she stumbles?” “What if the design of the girl was something like Isao Takahata or Yoichi Kotabe would draw?”

Making this was the embodiment of everything I hope to achieve with my personal animation: to let creativity flow and just have fun animating and creating.

Since this mini-short was animated on my Nintendo 3DS, there was a memory limit of only 100 drawings, which was a bit of a challenge for longer or complex actions, but was a fun puzzle to solve. Sometimes limitations force you to come up with even more creative solutions. (I was able the squeeze in more drawings than the memory allowed, and filled it to the max!) :)

The song I used is from Rebecca Sugar’s album, "Spiral Bound", and perfectly fit the theme of the short. Initially, while I was drawing the character, I found myself humming a tune from Steven Universe that dealt with beginnings, endings, and not being ready. It’s amazing how the brain can subconsciously pick the playlist!

In the end, that song, sung by Steven’s father in the show, didn’t quite fit, but then I remembered another song by Rebecca Sugar which was more on theme with my story, called “My Own Way to the End”. The whole album is wonderful! You can check it out here:

Painting the backgrounds for this was the most challenging thing for me, but also the most eye opening! After painting, I would look around at the trees in the neighborhood differently. So many colors when you really look closely.

There’s so many talented people at my work and it was great that I could ask them for advice. One person I asked was the talented Tia Kratter, who happened to teach a mini-painting class for the animators while I was working on this short. I asked her for advice on one of the background paintings and she asked great questions which challenged me to try different things, but I still felt like I was having fun and playing without fear of failure. I mean, it was still hard though! Hahaha!

If you’ve read up to this point, thank you for reading this. :) I hope you enjoy this mini-short as much as I enjoyed making it!