The shrimp put his blood sweat and tears into that fried rice 😢

RIP Shrimp Chef, you will be missed.

First animation was COOKING

20:37 thank you guys very much for the nice comments and being so hyped up about my animation! And i agree fully with the "beats" critique since i was thinking the same thing when it was finished. A reason why that is because this animation never started with being a short in mind. It started with just doing 1 shot that grew unplanned into what you see now😂

I was the singer around 33:05! That's a song me and my band over at Dead Orchids put together, hopefully we'll have that one out soon ♥ Awesome that this animation got checked out!

Thanks for showcasing and reacting to my animation at 06:55. This was an animation I made back in 2009 but recently got around to “editing” it since I’ve been sitting on it for so long. Pivot is a great way to get started with basic 2D animation and I highly recommend it to those looking to start out. I unfortunately don’t make animations anymore, as my last one was in 2013ish, but I still enjoy making content regardless. Again, thank you for showcasing my work!

AYO, mine was at 31:06! Thank you so much for watching my film, Ross, there were tons of great stuff from a bunch of talented animators in the stream 😊

32:30 Don't know if this was intentional or not. But I love that the bowling split (the 2 far apart pins) kinda mirrored the guy's horns.

I made The Exam!! Thanks for watching my little video!!

o7 to the Shrimp Chef _Being the first animation, that was the last thing I expected when clicking on this video just to be seeing what I’ve saw…_

it is WILD to see an animation from one of my classmates in the thumbnail, Jay is such an awesome animator!

24:50 I think the animation is meant to represent Anxiety. The Red lines being unnecessary connections between action and potential consequence and the devious villain being anxiety itself. The one at the computer could be mentally tuning out. When the villain flicks the clock, it might be symbolising that whatever they need to do is upon them, and the noodle arms are trapping them, preventing their escape. In this case, because of the title, I believe it is an exam. Breaking out in hives or Eczema is a common symptom of anxiety, and that typically turns your skin pink. Code pink is also a nickname for Defcon 0, an immediate and extremely dangerous threat. I'm probably missing something, but ig if anyone has any input, they can add to my ramblings.

37:50 Thanks for reacting to "Heart and Soul!" You might've missed it, but that was a one week minifilm, so we had some technical issues. Thanks so much for being kind about it being unfinished!

This is a great idea for a video series, and I hope to see more of it in the future! I learned a lot about animation, you get to showcase some lesser known animators and grow their audiences, and the examples you came up with were really helpful and intuitive! I especially liked the Looper one because that showed a live action example of the exact animation principle you were trying to get across, and I think a lot of people who watch this video will have things like that pop into their heads when they're working on a project for years to come.

Shrimp: about to jump That one guy in the chat: DO A FLIP

NO THE AHRIMP SEWER SLIDE 😭😭😭

39:49 I was the one that made this! Thank you so so so much for reviewing my animation! It seriously made my night ;;w;; it was my very first animation, I had never done it before until this point. I am really hoping to make some more someday and see where I go with it! Thank you again, dude! EDIT: Oh yeah, and I had my buddy, @Wil_Works, edit the video for me >w< Wanna thank him as well

24:00 ish - about action scene rhythm... There is something I like to do (which I haven't animated in like 25 years so sue me) with robot characters is to have them always move on beat, with everything else being off-beat.

The first animation changed me as a person I now understand everything and the depth or that animation I will never be the same my mind has transcend the mortal realm

that was actually a really good point about the Looper stuff. Ross is so good at entertaining and educating at the same time.

Fernando 🐢

31:00 I love how someone said "Love the details, Telepurte" xD

5:48 Is that one of the moments there the editing software just spontaneously corrupts some footage?

The Bowling one is Beyblade as all hell i love it

The 2 seconds of void before RubberRoss jumpscare really got me at the beginning of the video

This video type is great! I love to see yall supporting up-and-coming animators

The Scott pilgrim vs the world reference in the robot animation was ✨delicious✨

37:37 Buck Fumble? This whole time I thought it was Buck Bumble.

Omg, telepurte is the mvp for this stream, always having a demonstration to go along with his advice and stuff, and always having something to add. Wonderful stuff.

Hell yeah. Would love to see more of this type of content

Who let the shrimp cook??

I'd really like to see more videos like this where you breakdown the animations of viewers!

starting to study animation, and this info is unvaluable

Learning tips and lessons from the animation gang while also reviewing other people's animation is so satisfying. I can't wait for them to do this again.

Absolutrly loved it, hope you'll do more of this

These are very helpful and great for showcasing artists. Please keep doing these, i might even submit some old student work 🤟🏽

I make my animations in PowerPoint.

Oh I am SO down for this being a constant series!

This video is awesome. I hope there will be more stuff like this regarding animation because i learned a lot of stuff about art in similar way

I'm a Studying concept artist right now, and the only reason I'm even capable of animation is because of you and your videos lol. This was really fun, and I learnt something, thank you!

~ 23:17 I remember hearing about rhythm in fight choreography. I would recommend Cake Station's video from about 6 years ago "RWBY just isn't the same: the pillars of Monty Oum" for more on that, plus the other videos Cake station made later on the same subject

I just started learning animation and it was actually very useful to me, lots of tips and helps to learn more :) thank you for this kind of content! Deserved a sub :))

5:48 glitched in case you might want to fix that later ~

23:09, i think their intention was that exactly, they were most likely portraying the “enforcer robot” as just doing monotone attacks and giving the green one more fluid attacks, giving it more life, which just shows in contrast to the “enforcer robot” because those monotone attacks show how they’re only following a directive and will only follow it no matter what

i learned a lot from this and as someone who is interested in learning animation this gives me more motivation to practice

I learn so much in this video!! I need more of this

Always love seeing videos about animation education!

This is so cool! I'm looking forward to see more, I'm learning so much from this!

I love the comment that said "YOU HAVE SO MUCH TO SHRIMP FOR!!" 🤣🤣

14:23 - Quick note: If the screw is a typical, right-handed threading, this rotation would be loosening it, not tightening it. Not wrong, but good to keep in mind. 16:14 - I'm coming from a physics background and what you're describing here is related to decomposing the movement in 2-dimensions along perpendicular axes, or "trajectory decomposition", (for anyone who has taken a Physics 101 or 102 course at university, this is what you were doing with the sines and cosines). Essentially, all motion can be broken down into a set of 2 (or 3, if you're in 3D) "equations of motion" which set all of the external forces equal to the product of the object's mass times it acceleration (this is F = ma for all familiar). Acceleration is the "change in the change in the position" of an object, which can be expressed as a second-derivative, (F = m*d^2x/dt^2), which you can integrate twice to get a function for the position of an object. This "easing" is taking snapshots of this function, called the object's "trajectory". So if you can simulate forces (ie. you have a physics engine), you can do numerical integration to figure out this trajectory, then you can take "time slices" or "snapshots" to show discrete motion. This is what video game engines do when they deliver 60 frames every second to your monitor. They're solving this double-integration for each time-step and moving the rigged pieces forward by the resulting amount, so you get realistic-looking motion. The hard part is figuring out all what all of those external forces should be, since they also change every time-step. Anyway, I forget why I brought this up... If you want to know more about the physics, you can look up "Newtonian Mechanics" for the introduction to solving these sorts of equations or "Lagrangian/Hamiltonian Mechanics" to learn how to do a similar thing, but with the total energy an object has, instead of forces, (this may actually be how some game engines work, since knowing something's energy is typically a bit easier than knowing the external forces working on it. Idk, unfortunately, since I work in physics, not computer graphics. Sorry!). Keywords: energy, Newtonian/Lagrangian/Hamiltonian mechanics, trajectory

this is a great video! super cool to see so many people's work, and getting to learn along the way! tele is a great teacher!

This proves that humans like more simplistic goofy things even in art. You see how fast the shrimp passed?

27:54 is a really cool part in the video

Genuinely, thus was a great video. I learned a lot and hope you do more dude

I love that you brought up Looper! It’s such a good example of cinematic story telling!

This was a lot of fun and learned some things. Looking forward to more!

I have always wanted to get into animation so this was really helpful

Bro, that pivot bit.. brought me back in time man. I am no animator, but I played around so much with that tool. I remember playing my pivot animation for my folks and because I didn't know how to record it properly to add sound, I just put the music I wanted in the background and just tried to sync the animation. Good ol times.

Please do more of these! These are so helpful to watch and learn from! Love your work Ross! 🫶

36:30 The song is "Rivers in the Desert", from Shin Megami Tensei

4:20 Looks like Madness Combat

41:16 Sounds a lot like Kepler's Laws for Planetary Motion (when stuff's moves farther away from the center, the same time interval covers a smaller angle than when it's closer).

The stickman animation reminded me of when I was a child I got to use the same program in my elementary computer lab. We had to make at least one animation with movement. I made two stickmen do the Thriller dance and my teacher was impressed by it and called other kids to see. That was the day I feel in love with animation and made artist friends.

39:30 Oh my god that's the most useful tip I've seen about drawing hands. :D

Always wondered what was the song you used in your old videos' intro

"YOU'RE TELLING ME A SHRIMP FRIED THIS RICE" Tf2 Demoman

“Don’t use free transform” Ross: Did that last night fr fr

33:06 IS THAT MISS ME?! LETS GOOOO ADRENALINE DUBS, WHAT THE FUCK IS A BAD DUB

Man i totally missed this! 😭 i would have sent in my first ever animation which is a lip sync. Super fun and informative! Im on my last year now studying animation so this was a very entertaining refresher and also a good way to work those analyzing muscles >:)

this motivated me to work on some animation practice. Thanks Ross!

The shrimp one truly gave me a spiritual awakening

If the second one was a show I would totally watch it

Where can I find out about this if you do another one in the future? I'd love to find out ahead of time as hearing critique from such incredible artists would really help I think!

Telepurte?, thats a name i havent heard in a long time.

3 giants together and giving free art advice? hell yeah

30:22 the swiftness in which telepurte drew these is amazing, it would probably 3 mins just to draw that😅

36:21 look mom im famous

I hope they do this again soon because I would want to enter so bad

I learned more animation tips from this video 👍 All those animations look amazing, especially the shrimp one. RIP 😔

I would really enjoy watching Pootis Engage and Pootis Engage Extreme on this series. So many entertaining animation ideas thrown around in it.

Please do another one of these!!!

This was so informative! Thank you!

I wish I'd known about this. I'd love to see a second one of these so that I could submit one of my own animations.

So sad i missed entries. I just did my first bouncing ball in blender about a week ago while rewatching your gartic content!

Dang, so you're saying I could've had my art seen by the Rubber of Ross himself... Either way, great video as always! Glad to see other artists get recognized!

The his is legit a fun set of potential future creators out there

I’ve always wanted to do animation but I just don’t have the time but I really want to make a series

29:39 personally I use it quite often, I’m going for more silly more fun animations, that aren’t supposed to be realistic. I hundred percent see where you’re coming from but it’s not 100% don’t do rules

Telepurte is such a fantastic teacher he was so helpful!

That second one....... I'm interested, Looks good. PvP as a Plot point as Entertainment sounds like .hack//G.U or a Game based Anime with PvP Tournament

that shrimp made me cry irl :(

the shrimp one was so poetic it deserves a price

23:38 a term for that could be that it lacks syncopation or perhaps rhythmic tension

24:03 if they could contribute with marvel comic Bam Wham or even add the occasional bonk

18:37 I was so confused at first because I thought he said "regular thermometer".

25:50 why was my first thought " it's an adhd metaphore, when the meds run out "

This was an amazing video, love it !

The persona music was the perfect background addition. Thank you freddy five nights.

33:50 We didn't get to see the short guy bowl.

14:41 - Chill Breath of Fire 4 music to relax to. Good choice Ross. :P Looking forward to the playthrough, I would have preferred Breath of Fire 3, but I'll take BoF4.