#animated tutorials

[mumblesplash]

holy shit is that an Evbo 360™️

[datgreenmonstah]

Heres a quick turorial on how i make the snarl mask. If anyone needs a better explanation i can make another video, but for now i hope this helps.

[bbluxart]

Here, before you go,*reaches into my pocket, dusts off some lint* take this with you.

[journey-to-the-attic]

"karasu search how 2 cheer human up"

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"karasu search how long is it safe for humans to zone out for?"

(+ a longer look at each scene:)

[drawingden]

I've found this nifty reference website for artists called www.dimensions.com that has a database of exact measurements for various objects, plants, and animals

They have a premium version with 3D models that I haven't tried yet, but it's definitely very informative if you're trying to get the anatomy and proportions for different species of animals right!

[godofthestupid]

Disclaimer: I do not actually know how they paint the eyes,this is just me guessing their process purely from observations

Transcript:

General Shape:

- Upper eyelid is always thicker than the lower one

- younger characters tend to have bigger and rounder eyes than the adults

- there are five parts to an eye: 1. the upper eyelid corner(towards the nose) ; 2. the upper eyelid main part ; 3. the upper eyelid corner at the back ; 4. the lower eyelid ; 5. the iris

Eyelid:

- more muted color of the hair + accents with saturated eye color

Iris:

- lots of muted darker colors

- hue and saturation shift in lighter areas

- highlights are almost pure white

Eye drawing Steps:

sketch

flats

first shadow

first color

second shadow

highlight color

refine

[michaeladrianwright]

A knight and friends.

[yolkochan]

sae hair tutorial since his hair is so fucked up

[camilicy]

A guide how to draw cheeseball 🧀🐭

[dovewingkinnie]

programmed my oc into a game for the aesthetic

[birdhism]

How to identify different types of birds: If you'd like to learn how to draw and color these birds, you can pre-order my book! Out May 7th

[datgreenmonstah]

Since I’ve posted this elsewhere to better explain the mechanics for those that didn’t fully understand the tutorial I posted, I thought I’d post here as well. I also go over the ear mechanics on this.

Basically play around and see what works, but I hope this helps if you’re still struggling.

[bonnibid]

too busy to draw today so here is a picture of my lovely cat penny everyone say hi penny

[animatedjen]

Jedi Survivor Stances Single - Double - Dual - Blaster - Crossguard

[diblmetta]

Could I pretty please get some tips on drawing Blurr? I don’t know what I’m doing unfortunately

Hope this helps!

My advice is to always use tons of references but he’s drawn pretty inconsistently in the show so I just cherry pick my favorite styles and mix them together

[monkey-wrench-series]

Been going through a lot of animation reels this past week and a bit and one prevailing thing I noticed was that a lot of animators either struggle with, or completely disregard, the timing and pacing of their frames. Timing and spacing is (to me) utterly essential to create some nice, smooth and well flowing animation, otherwise it can look very jittery, jumpy, volume will fluctuate greatly and won't look too good.

This clip here should help show you how I place my keys, breakdowns and inbetweens to get some nice movement. (I wish I had room for timing charts!)

As you can see from the timeline grab here, a lot of this is on 3's, with a few 2's here and there. Even some 4's to help ease. With proper placing of frames even 3's and 4's can look smooth!

AND, if you have toon boom, and you wanna have a deep dive into this file, I've attached it below so you can really have a good look!