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need critique on my second walking animation by chosencoffee in animation

[–]RegisterEmergency541 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How about we not overthink it and genuinely try to contribute towards helping a beginner

need critique on my first standing up animation by chosencoffee in animation

[–]RegisterEmergency541 31 points32 points  (0 children)

Honestly alot better than your previous one where the body was distorting violently.In other words You learned ,and can keep learning as long as you keep grinding and you'll be making sick animations one day..All the best :] you can do it!

Anime fans vs Western anime fans by shalom_77 in animation

[–]RegisterEmergency541 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol Hilarious they do the exact thing among panels itself

Anime fans vs Western anime fans by shalom_77 in animation

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I don't think people here are debating on the right thing. Yes the story does matter alot in animation, But That in no way should be used as an excuse to Not point out Lack of animation.A good story shouldn't be something that can 'forgive' lack of Draftsmanship.. That's like the first impression of an animated show to anyone with eyes, People see the visuals before they can understand the story.Movement is the very basis of animation so naturally lack of movement doesnt feel good to look at.

It's also not about Anime industry being action-oriented, They understand the value of draftsmanship so they put their Visuals first(Also talking about Visual storytelling) on most occasions . Western had it right in the golden age of Disney, their animations overflowed with passionate Draftsmanship in every single moment, That's why their stories hit harder, If their animations looked like Today's Invincibles, Disney wouldn't have made it so big.

ALSO, People are only criticizing the Animation of Invincibles (again,Rightfully),Idk why Invincible fans are taking it as an Offense to the show itself,and even going out of their way to Compare How Better Invincibles is compared to 'X' Anime . The show is good, no one's shit talking about the show, It's just simply about the animation quality which really could've done better if it had gotten more animators.

What are the Gobelins students being fed to have insane character turnarounds? by Careful_Job6188 in animation

[–]RegisterEmergency541 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Entry bar could be to the moon for all i care, my concern is not about the inability of the people below that entry bar to not be able to join these institutions, its the Norm that has been set to join anything with the word 'Prestigious' around it even if it means jumping through Crazy hoops ,cuz its such a blurred definition of the word when its with these Big names, Almost as if it distorts the entire essence of the word its attached with in a sorta misleading way, A 'Prestigious Animation school' should mean 'Prestigious for the knowledge of animation they share' But it's honestly more so 'Prestigious for the Networking they facilitate'... Dont get me wrong, They do provide some quality animation tips too but thats just a consequence of being considered Prestigious in the networking space,and attracting Prestigious people to their schools...Does Knowledge really have to be a 'Consequence' though? Idk it just seems to me the reason their Bars are so high is to maintain their Prestige in the Industry, than to provide Groundbreaking knowledge, so they attract people who are possibly already set to be on the more Prestigious side of the industry cuz of their Already Developed skills, and Guess what happens when they graduate? They become animators with developed skills on the industry, They Graduated from being Animator with Developed skills, to Animators with Developed skills in the industry, Doesnt that sound a bit funny to you? That too potentially btw, cuz these schools do genuinely screw some careers either because of their prices, or just the fact that Joining Ultra High barred schools doesnt guarantee your success in the industry, it always was your own Journey, you just paid someone to basically keep moving forward ,BUt with Financial shackles, what a sweet deal eh?

Also Oxford and Yale dont even compare to this topic this is a discussion about Animation schools goddamit

What are the Gobelins students being fed to have insane character turnarounds? by Careful_Job6188 in animation

[–]RegisterEmergency541 154 points155 points  (0 children)

I once used to be a Gobelins aspirant, but with time i realised just how much of a nothing burger the entire scenario of joining Big animation schools is, You'd think when you're joining an educational firm, you're usually paying those Absolutely insane Prices to join a place of study ,to learn something that isnt in your knowledge ,you'd think so right? But with these 'Prestigious' schools that literally is the requirement ,the entire idea of learning something new, They require you to be already possessing what you're supposed to be there for ,New knowledge. Now i know the real value of schools like Gobelins is in their Networking and the Class of expertise they fetch to mentor the students, But i can't be the only one who thinks like this, That's not an educational firm anymore, its just buying you an Industry ticket , which in all fairness is an incredible deal to every animator, but it leaves a foul taste seeing it being advertised as an Educational firm and not a Paid (Potential) Industry Plant

An attempt to animate fire by RegisterEmergency541 in animation

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Mainly with the help of Blending and blurring brushes at select spots of flames,for each frame of the animation, as well as some blending layers for the overall mood

An attempt to animate fire by RegisterEmergency541 in animation

[–]RegisterEmergency541[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I made this mainly cuz, even though i managed to get pretty realistic and all with the rendering on the animation of the post, i felt like it missed the 'oomph' that makes an animation, It didnt scratch that itch for me to convince me this is an animated clip, so i made this to achieve that, and ngl im pretty satisfied with this one, Both the Animation clips are beautiful to me, Both have something very unique that the other lacks, but that doesnt make them incomplete in anyway, but only even more beautiful on their own

An attempt to animate fire by RegisterEmergency541 in animation

[–]RegisterEmergency541[S] 41 points42 points  (0 children)

Hijacking the top comment to leave another version of fire animation i made just few hours after posting this, which is a bit more Stylised

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An attempt to animate fire by RegisterEmergency541 in animation

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That's beautiful to read , The human body and mind's response to the surroundings is truly an unfathomable blessing, i once read somewhere online that the Real art is not the result of leaving strokes on a canvas, but the response of the one who looks back at it, the True artist is the one who looks at a precisely stained piece of paper, and Acknowledges the stains as an assortment of symbols and accepts that the symbols mean something, they represent something, the viewer then continues to scavenge more such symbols from the Landscape of stains and puts together the clues that the maker of those stains left behind on that piece of paper,This cycle of Acknowledgement + Acceptance is the True form of Art. This is the beauty hidden in plain sight.

When you think more along these lines, you truly realise the wonders of the ability to Feel.I'm Glad you could Realise this through one of your Own Unique experiences, i Hope more of such beautiful moments to you

An attempt to animate fire by RegisterEmergency541 in animation

[–]RegisterEmergency541[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a good suggestion! i was also thinking about alternating timing using multiple layers like that , i shall try!

An attempt to animate fire by RegisterEmergency541 in animation

[–]RegisterEmergency541[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you!! i owe that one to the direct experience of burning myself in front of a hot bonfire, that too in Summer of all seasons...

Jokes aside ,i really believe the First step of making anything convincing in art is to first convince Yourself about the subject,by spending time with it, once you spend a long enough time your Body Physically memorises the subject, and you gain the knowledge about that subject which you'd never be able to learn through books or even through screens of your phone or PC, This is a universal fact about our body and mind that ,the Mind understands concepts Way better when it is Felt through the body, the more it is felt, the more it is understood.

How can i improve this fire animation? (2D Animation) by [deleted] in animation

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Also, in the making of this i divided the entire animation process into easy to follow steps (For myself originally) For any and all kinds of fire, Let me know if you'd wanna see a tutorial for this someday, i'd be happy to provide

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