It's painful

What do you use. I use flipaclip because I don't have any device or anything else

@@key9ine848 Adobe animate. Flipaclip is a really good app though.

Please I would really need help I am really interested in 2d animation for a long time and I am ready to devote my time to it please

@@peaceuponyou4433 thanks freind I really appreciate

lmao, maybe he did man. I mostly referred to some kind of melting ground or something while making it. but the lasagna is the best one so far, i take it.

@@yen_bm your animations make me hungry. They look so delicious

@@yen_bm okay got it

waht an amaaging ugernaame

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awww, i hope she enjoys it! i appreciate your kindness!

Wait wdym

Wait what 😳 he's a bc animator??

@@skykid2366 Partly, he did freelance work for Black Clover. He animated parts of Asta vs. Dante.

Noice. It's not surprising looking at the quality of his work. I guess he's a legit WebGen animator hall-of-famer now. Also, a bit of info for those who might not know. But anime studios generally only hire these animators for specific episodes. So it usually doesn't necessarily mean they work for that anime project/studio. It's kinda like these studios call on specific mercenaries to do animations that knock the episode fight scenes out of the park when it's needed. And some of these "mercs" are pretty famous for their work across different titles and studios. Someone can correct me though. This is just my understanding so far.

@@SenseofNoneYT It's called freelancing and its the driving force behind digtal art monitization.

ty brother haha, it's still in development, cool stickers like urs are missing

considering there are up to 30-40 keyanimators alone working on a single action episode and you also have multiple directors, multiple douga artists (probably around 30-40 people aswell), voice actors, production assistents, production managers. yeah, no your calculation seems to be pretty off if you wanna say that a single person could do this much in this amount of time.

yeah 22 hours for 2 seconds of animation and i have not even composited it ...

hey i made a few livestreams, mostly the first 30-40 minutes are some kind of tutorial. if you do not mind check out *animation: how to get started*. maybe it helps!

@@yen_bm I'll definitely check it out. 😁👍

no, since i like 24 fps aesthetics more

24 fps. i just play with the timing

Step 1: Dream Step 2: create the mindset step 3: Start doing the thing - create habits step 4: take your time step 5: look back after a year of following the steps and see what happend.

@@yen_bm i will sir i mean thank you sensei.😏💅

through practice drawing those and studying animators i look up to, such as yoshinari, nakamura, norio etc

i personally started with pivotstickfigure animator (as first software to learn about motion) and macromedia flash 8 (for fullbodies/rough traditional drawings). They are pretty simple to get and there are many tutorials for it. I recommend flash for sure because of all the options and tools it has. Great software and if you got a decent computer it should be relatively stable.

@@yen_bm lol i also use pivot but stop using it cause i got a drawing tab but is flash free?

hey! mh, so personally speaking i did some complete different stuff from animation at your age. Just with 22 i started to learn about sakuga myself and tried to approach that style. I've been doing plenty of other jobs that i really didn't enjoy at all for around 3 years until i came to the point where i was capable of becoming a fulltime freelancer. I spend all my freetime educating myself and practicing. it is definetely possible to learn on your own in a way, but you really might need have a good community backing you up and the consistency to do the things outside of your comfortzone. I do suggest to go to an animationschool. if you manage to get in you'll have more direct influences from other animators aswell. the sakuga style is still something you can develope for yourself. No knowledge should be neglected, you will never know when it comes in handy.

@@yen_bm Dude, thank you for your insight and experience, and I agree, the 12 principals are relevant in any style (knowledge is commutive). I've just been really stressed because I want to make sure I pick the right choice, and I see people my age who are leagues above in skill. I think I worry a little too much about the future; I have a whole life ahead. As long as I keep focus and have a good community to motivate me, my path will work itself out no matter what I end up choosing. (I still have a bit of time to decide on schools.) And thank you for being active in your comments answering questions and such, that's awesome and you're awesome! I look forward to your next work man!

your actual improvement is not controllef by external inputs, but it can give new insights. while creating for you and spending time internally in your mind, you'll automatically question external input and break it down. you can be in control. just do what you think is right

yeah you can just press on the animation folder, then you go to layers and turn down the opacity there. that way all the frames in that animationfolder will be more transparent. if you want to do that for invidual layers/cels, you need to select that invidual cel or layer. if you cannot find the layers, go to the window tab > Layer.

@@yen_bm i cannot thank you enough for everything you do for us viewers

@@yen_bm also one last thing 0:57 what type of brush is that? (The black one i mean)

i am not exactly sure. i think it's multiple brushes from the DAUB brush pack. you can find it on the clipstudiopaint materials on the website. but you could literally use all kinds of brushes. just browse through some of the materials and look for some cool brush packs

always 24

@@yen_bm ty