Krita and Opentoonz are best examples of you don’t need expensive software to make good art

New sub, I appreciate that you specified which app you used :D

You have been improving so much!

i started my 2d animation journey a year back. was regular for some months and then discontinued. restarted it again last month. planning to post it on youtube to maintain consitency. looking forward to your videos too.

Very Interesting. Keep up the good work! I can't speak for anyone else, but I personally will be watching whatever you put out.

the smoke comes outta the feet, not the ass, or maybe thats watyu wanted

all of these, are VERY impressive! Great Work Cosmeau!! keep it up <3

My problem is drawing rn (i just do very simple shapes and stickmans, i can't draw more complex things well)

do you use a drawing pad or a mouse when animatng? also do you use rotoscoping in your animations

nice

damn thats really good dude

0:43 OOH did you take inspiration from Todoroki for this part!?? The improvement is insanely sick!!! Keep it up!!! I suggest learning anatomy, figure drawing, and proportions next, I guarantee your animations will be even more mind blowing!!

So cool! Keep up the good work

This helps alot keep making these videos

I'm tapped in

Hi there! I love your progress so far man. I gotta say though, I think you would benefit more from a software like clip studio paint than you would adobe animate. You get to use a pencil that actually FEELS like a pencil, and you can draw with Gradients/ pen pressure. ONLY downside is that it IS 200 Dollars. but It's only 200 dollars 1 time for life and I ASSURE you it's better than any adobe product out there including photoshop, and it's the best animation decision I've ever made.

Thanks for sharing.

Very good

if you want to learn frame by frame animation i recomend you not doing it in adobe animate. this program is teribble for learning

Bro this is so great bro its insane

They look really great! Way better than I can do! ;)❤️‍🔥💯✨️

Hey, do know about animation chart, i recently learned it its very usefull for planning

I recently started animating too and its one hell of a journey. I'm 5 months into my journey so far and I hope to post on youtube eventually. I have a 10 minute video that im currently 40% done. Probably should have chosen a smaller project. Great to see your work and keep it up!

how did i just find this channel now wow seriously underrated

98 views is nothing for animations this good

I really like the flip, looks smooth I also got a question, have you thought about smear frames yet? Im no animator so I dont know how hard they are to implement but I think that + over exaggerated poses and movement are really fun to watch

Your animations and oc are really cool!

Wake up new cosmeau upload 🤯That acrobatic flip was impressive!

bro we r unable to join your discord chennal

Good animations 😁😁😄

Thank you for sharing your journey, fun to see what you learned.

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Or just watch other people animate a whole lot and you don't even gotta animate every week for somewhat decent animations

Pero.. no estas centrandote en la animacion en si, estas dibujando fondos, creando escenarios, . lo del cerdo no era mala idea, mostrando sus expresiones. Deberias emular algo de disney.

This is so cool and cute!! I have wanted to start to learn animating for so long, but it's so hard to stay motivated or not getting distracted by something that gives me fast easy satisfaction (like videogames😅) but i really want to try! Seeing your progress makes me really excited :3 Keep going!

These were all really helpful comprehensive tips thank you for taking the time to share 🤘🏻✨

i need this man thank you

the animation was awesome one question: when do you say , it's a good enough adea let's make it?

What you have to learn is keeping your volumes consistant ; Especially in your animation of the pig, the cranium volume dramatiquely decrease at pose two. You can easily fix it by drawing you second pose just above the first one, then, move your second key at the right position. Same for bodies: you arms, and chests tend to change in size when moving. It's a really common issue when you start animating and doesn't have a mentor to guide you. But, as I said, you can easily fix it. My advice would be : Try to animate for a while in paper, it's not that expensive, you can buy a cheap two holes peg bar you can use with regular two holes puncher, a cheap light table ,then scan your animation. You'll get a better control over your lines and you'll certainly find it more practical to use for pose to pose animation and clean up. If you're looking for serious ressources to strenghtent your skill, I highly recommend the Preston Blair's manual, it's all you need in order to learn how to design your characters, how to draw with consistance and the very technical basis of animation. I hope this will help you. Hold on and stay focus !

Your work is looking real good my man.

I really liked your animation at the end, you have mad talent! I'm currently working on a 3-minute music video "Niji Trance" by Redbone, made by Flipnote and hopefully I'll post on KZbin by the end of 2024! ;)🔥💯❤‍🔥

I was looking the process of making the animation, the zooming in and the zooming out is relatable

Awesome video! Awesome discord! AWESOME CHANNEL. Love the discord especially. :) 10/10 recommend