Design, Rig, and Animate a character in Moho - Full Tutorial

[@Cringeroo]

Hey man. Thanks for this fantastic tutorial! I remember watching your first video when you animate your own character in Moho for the first time and from there I was inspired. I'm coming from Adobe Animate and I want to shift to Moho Pro. Thanks for sharing your experience with us!

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks so much for saying that. I'm really happy to hear this video was useful to someone. I'm kind of kicking myself for not coming back to it for so long, but I'm really glad I did. How's the transition from Adobe Animate going? I haven't animated in that for quite some time.

[@Cringeroo]

@@RSKT_art Im really glad that you're back on it. Well, my journey so far is pretty rough but I learn something new each day. Im going to familiarize myself to use styles in Moho like the one that you show on this video. You rock!

[@RSKT_art]

Sorry to hear than man, but glad to hear you're pushing on. Styles really are a great time saver, especially if you want to edit your whole character later on!

[@rickevertsz]

Longtime dabbler in Moho. KZbin algorithm brought me here. Really great video! Thanks for putting this up.

[@RSKT_art]

No worries at all! So glad you enjoyed the video 😊

[@gcharb2d]

Moho is a fantastic piece of software, I am so glad that others are making tutorials for it, great video BTW! 👍

[@RSKT_art]

Couldn't agree more! I have so much fun using Moho. It's really great. Thanks for watching 😊

[@gcharb2d]

@@RSKT_art NP, I haven't done a Moho tutorial in years, I should have a look to see the new tools that were added since the last time I used it! 🙂

[@RSKT_art]

@@gcharb2d I actually watched a couple of your tutorials back in the day. Just revisited your channel and realised you made the famous western grease pencil example. I haven't tried grease pencil since it first came out. How are you finding it these days? I saw a blender user has now made a system to do cut out and smart bones in blender, and was heavily inspired by Moho. Wondering what your thoughts have been on the whole thing, as I really love blender, but also love the time I save animating in Moho.

[@gcharb2d]

@@RSKT_art You don't need special tools to rig grease pencil objects, as they are regular objects that can be rigged, I would not use GP for cut-outs though, Moho is much better at that, Toonboom is still the best at hand drawn animation, the strength of GP is its 2D/3D integration, but it's not the best 2D animation software, but they modified the GP masking system after seeing my facial rig tests done in Blender, now it works pretty much like Moho!

[@RSKT_art]

Ah nice, that's awesome to hear man. I'll definitely have to check it out again some day. Loving the stuff I'm seeing people make with it lately.

[@geoi88i]

I love Moho! I saw that Moho posted your work! PLEASE do more Moho tutorials! Its such a powerful, fun program, underrated especially in America

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks so much! I've been trying to find time to mess around with it more. Definately keen to keep going! Thanks for watching :)

[@standardnonsense]

This is great. I’m thinking of making the switch from an Animate/After Effects workflow to Moho and this was just another tick in the “take my money” column! Great tutorial ❤

[@RSKT_art]

Glad it was helpful!

[@anacondragon]

Can you make more tutorials XD you have been prob the best tutorial I've watched so far, most others I struggle to sit through and pay attention or just get more confused on how they explain things. This has been extremely helpful!

[@RSKT_art]

Hey, thanks so much! I haven't got one in the works just yet (stuck in a bit of a rut), but I'll probably get around to it eventually. Really glad you liked this ture though, so thanks for watching :)

[@phantom4759]

didn't expect to see a zoia in this moho tutorial lol. great tut dude

[@RSKT_art]

Haha, love the Zoia so much. I really want the euroburo someday

[@JustMeClinton]

I don't even use this software though I came across your channel and video when looking at 2d game art videos. This was a really great watch! Keen for future content!

[@RSKT_art]

Wow, thanks! Glad to hear you stuck around and watched it! Hoping to make some more soon :)

[@lukenool]

Russ THANKYOU SOOOO MUCH for making this incredibly detailed yet eloquently straight forward and easy to follow tutorial, and the Moho webinar too. I am a recent convert to Moho… my ratio of illustrator/animator is about 70/30, have always cobbled my Anim stuff together as kinda ‘illustrationPLUS’ in photoshop/flash/Aeplugins Frankenstein style. Moho really does look like a dream come true… but only because of your tutorial, and Victor Paredes! As you say, seeing styles animated that have never really been animated, and VECTORS?! Mind blown. The joke is (and I think you mentioned this too in the webinar) the thing that has slowed me down most is failing to understand the SHAPE/STYLES thing… I still don’t think it’s QUITE clicked 100%, but trial error and tutorials are unlocking doors, I’m basically operational. So far I’ve rigged a pretty janky flat ‘vector cliche looking’ dude, but this has really inspired me to have a crack at just staying ‘honest’ with something cartoony, scratchy. Really can’t thank you enough. If you did fancy doing a video titled ‘what the effing Jeff is that styles interface all about?’ then you’d have a cheerleader front and centre right here, haha No honestly, you’ll be my hero forever for this vid alone. All the best, Luke

[@RSKT_art]

Hey man - thankyou so much for the nice comment! I'm so glad you enjoyed this vid and the webinar. I'm pretty flat chat at the moment, but I think your idea of having a video that covered the drawing tos in detail is a great idea. I'll see what I can come up with. There's still a few things I'm unsure of myself, so it might take me a while to make it. I'll start digging through the manual and do some research for the things I'm not sure of. Either way, thanks again so much for watching. Hopefully I'm able to get this vid out for you someday soon. :)

[@ellen-kat]

thank you for making this! the tutorial was great and the animation at the end was delightful!

[@RSKT_art]

Thankyou so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@unarmedblackguy]

Holy shiiit an Aussie that uses both Moho AND affinity designer. The exact combo Ive been looking for! And you have a violent soho shirt 🙄 bro youre great

[@RSKT_art]

Haha thanks man, glad to have you here! Love me some Violent Soho!

[@toonlyrics]

I'm also a Moho dabbler and have been testing Affinity Designer. That first video convinced me that the combination of those programs is not the best idea. This one showed that Moho's own drawing tools are adequate. I like the pen tool in Designer, it has better control than Moho's, but hiding parts of lines and varying line width is so much easier in Moho. Even for still cartoons, Moho is a good option. I was able to duplicate Victor Paredes' dinosaur that looked hand-drawn, this Mantis is a bit over my head with all the controls, but it's explained really well. I don't know anything about violent Soho either, maybe that's the price of being an old American who lives in Germany.

[@CorinneIsIn]

I loved your animation. It was spot on! I also learned a little bit about Moho. Not an animator but it inspires me.

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks so much! Always glad to hear I've inspired someone. Animating is tonnes of fun, you should give it a go! :)

[@CorinneIsIn]

@@RSKT_art I'm definitely going to give it an honest try. I'd love to create stories for kids.

[@davidpikedesigns]

Excellent tutorial and teaching style! I've owned Moho for a while. This may be the tutorial that finally gets me to dive in. Thanks!

[@RSKT_art]

No worries! So glad it was helpful. I know the struggle - picked it up myself a couple of years back and haven't done enough with it. Really glad I took the plunge!

[@AndersonSilveirasheenayz]

Maaaan! Thank you! After watching 592 videos trying to find what I need, I found you, and you show me what I was looking for and more. You are a great teacher and awesome person, all the tips and books and links, not holding knowledge, but sharing! Thanks dude! (Sorry about my english, I'm brazilian, I hope you understanded me)

[@TheVoxPopuliOfficial]

Yea the other moho tutorials are so bad haha

[@RSKT_art]

So sorry for the late reply! I'm super stoked to hear you found this useful. I really need to jump back into Moho sometime soon and explore it even more. There's definitely a lot to cover still, as I didn't even explore flexi binding in this video. Either way, I'm really glad this one helped people out. Cheers for watching! :)

[@rickarroyo]

I loved seeing your process, man! The result were amazing

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks so much!

[@senecanevraska5356]

ooooo! Good thing I saw this tutorial! Will definitely try this!

[@RSKT_art]

Have fun! Thanks for watching :)

[@TonyQuackston]

You always undersell yourself. This was really great and the animation is really lively and expressive. And there even was a little storyline going on. Great video!

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks mate, I appreciate that. I find I get a lot out of critiquing my own artwork. Helps me try new things and do better next time. Haha, although my wife feels the same as you. Thanks for watching! :)

[@markfennah4322]

Wonderful tutorial ! Really, thank you for taking all the time to explain this and so well ! Really a great exposition of the abilities of MOHO 14. Thank you

[@RSKT_art]

You're very welcome!

[@LoneBagels]

An excellent tutorial sir! Your animation skills are awesome! 👏🏻

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks man! I really appreciate it :)

[@marianomarquez6419]

Man amazing work! really inspiring tutorial! it needs more views

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks a ton!

[@NealFox]

That was great. I'm in the process of animating a full-length musical so this is just what I needed. Thanks.

[@RSKT_art]

No worries! Thanks so much for watching :)

[@jozef_s]

Awesome mate! Not even an animator, or Illustrator but enjoyed your video!

[@RSKT_art]

So glad to hear that. You should definately jump on in. There's so many tools and workflows out there. You never know what you might come up with! 😊

[@Kīīng-Skull]

Am happy, people now supporting this amazing software 😊😊😊

[@RSKT_art]

It's definately underrated in my opinion too! It really seems to be picking up steam lately, which is great to see!

[@danzy-zw]

i wish to see more of moho tutorials loved it

[@RSKT_art]

Hoping to do some more in the future :) Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@motionaut]

Nice walkthrough. Thanks dude.

[@RSKT_art]

No problem!

[@davidprobstjr853]

Brilliant! I do a fair amount of character animation in AE, and I'm excited to explore Moho as an alternative. I would love to see some longer, more real time content of your animation process. Moho has a ton of rigging tutorials, but not as many that dive into the keyframes. Again, great tutorial!

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks so much! That's definately something I could look at in the future. I want to make more Moho content, but been a bit swamped with contract work lately. Hopefully I'll be back at it soon. Thanks for watching :)

[@xasthurlover]

¡thank you! Amazing work, amazing tutorial.

[@RSKT_art]

You're very welcome! Glad you liked it!

[@freelance50]

Great tutorial, learned a lot of new and useful things. Thank you!

[@RSKT_art]

No problem! Really glad you were able to get something out of this :)

[@smokeback]

just subbed thanks for this amazing tutorial breakdown for someone who loves bitmap art

[@RSKT_art]

No worries! Really glad you liked the video. 😊

[@Beraxtaxcebox]

This is what i am looking for! Great video!

[@RSKT_art]

Awesome! Thanks for tuning in!

[@CreepyExodo]

thank you for giving us a clear tutorial ... !!

[@RSKT_art]

No problem at all! Glad you found it useful :)

[@garymankey6186]

This is GREAT.

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks!

[@plainwes]

This is legitimately one of the best Moho tutorials I've seen. Excellent job. It really helps to see an artist's perspective of the software rather than a developer's. Do you happen to have much experience with other software that does 2D rigged animation? I'm strongly considering using Moho, but I'm curious how it stacks up to free options like Grease Pencil.

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks so much, and sorry for the late reply. So I actually had been trying to use Blender to do this sort of 2D rigging when the 2D animation UI was implemented. While I think grease pencil is amazing, it couldn't quite do this. Fortunately there is a fantastic KZbinr who's been making a Blender plugin that let's you do smart bones and actions. I haven't looked into it yet, but it looks cool. Either way, as far as Moho goes, I think it's great. I do think the UI could use an overhaul, I wish there was a outliner, and I wish some tools were easier to use. That said, none of this undersell what it is. It's a great tool for both solo Animators and teams to make quality animation! Definately give it a go!

[@MbetaToons]

I was suffering with that blurry issue effect,thanks

[@sadheeshkumar7302]

Great video Want more like this

[@RSKT_art]

Still a lot I want to experiment with, so hopefully I'll have more for you soon! :)

[@rigandmoho]

great work, man!

[@RSKT_art]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@tizooky]

Great tutorial, thank you for sharing! Cool to see the process for this one :)

[@RSKT_art]

Thank you! Cheers for watching! :)

[@7anzalaanagy341]

Awesome thanks for your efforts

[@RSKT_art]

No problem at all! Thanks so much for watching!

[@Kazarous]

Amazing tutorial! I have a question about how you coloured the character at 5:45, I cant seem to draw without creating vectors/connection points. I want to fill in a piece with a few solid colours without creating vectors where all my strokes were. Cheers!

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks! So I'm just using vector strokea to colour this guy in. If you wanted to fill a shape, you definately could. One way is to create a shape that has a fill and a stroke. Another way would be to create the strokes first (for the outline), and then create a separate vector shape as the fill. You could do this on a separate layer, but you can also do it on the same layer and move it backwards/forwards using the up & down arrow keys. It's very similar to how apps like Illustrator and Affinity work. Hope that helps answer your question :)

[@inknpaintCW]

Don't forget to turn off the auto weld when drawing if you don't want close points to close into a shape. (checkbox at the top of the UI)

[@luanao7665]

Loved this! thank you :)

[@RSKT_art]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@wheelharp]

Great tutorial! Thank you!

[@RSKT_art]

No worries! Thanks for watching! :)

[@gugo6842]

Thank you so much for this vid 🫡

[@RSKT_art]

No worries! Thankyou for watching it :)

[@tchaifei]

Love the video! Just a question - when I go to use the freehand tool, the cursor has a four cornered border around it which I can’t seem to get rid of. It makes it difficult to see exactly where I’m starting my lines from. Did you do something to disable this? Thanks!!

[@RSKT_art]

Hi, thanks for watching. I'm not really sure what's going on with your cursor though. Maybe there's a setting in preferences? Wish I could help more. If all else fails, the discord is super quick at answering your questions :)

[@autofocus4556]

Can you still get the same control if you import affinity designer vectors separated into different layers or does it screw up everything once imported into moho?

[@RSKT_art]

To some extent. If you were to design the character with its outline and colour on separate characters, then it should work pretty much the same. However, if you're just exporting them as images, it might behave a little different. I think drawing inside of Moho offers up a lot more creative freedom. It just takes some getting used to.

[@crafty_salad4020]

Hey! Following along with your tutorial I'm noticing that something must be missing in setting up Smart Bones. For some reason, my actions for torso turn appear as "Regular" instead of "Smart Bones" and I can only animate the turn by scrubbing through the timeline while the action is highlighted. Whenever I try to manipulate the bone in the Mainline, nothing happens. I don't know where I'm going wrong, but it seems like maybe there's an extra step in here that would link the bone to the associated animation when in the normal timeline?

[@crafty_salad4020]

Oh I got it now, it matters which tab you're in when you create a new action! 😅

[@RSKT_art]

Haha glad you got it sorted! :)

[@imo00749]

Thank you for the good video! I've been thinking about buying the moho program, so this was very helpful. One thing I'd like to do is get the lines to move. If I just select a brush, does the value of the line or the vector I've colored with the brush move without having to specify a value? Or do I need to set them separately?

[@RSKT_art]

Hey, sorry for the late reply. I'm not too sure what you mean by this to be honest, so I might not be much help. Did you wind up buying moho?

[@imo00749]

@@RSKT_art I think I used the sentence with the translator error as it is! Sorry. Maybe I will buy moho soon. Your video was helpful. Thank you!

[@eking3469]

I'm trying to understand if it's possible to import .psd files into moho instead of redrawing the whole character?

[@RSKT_art]

It definately is! Check out their official KZbin channel. They have a whole series on getting started, which covers importing PSDs Into Moho

[@owenabucheri]

Well in! 🙌🙌

[@RSKT_art]

Cheers!

[@akArtemova]

you are amazing thank you a lot

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@akArtemova]

@@RSKT_art bro you saved my life literally!!,, lol yesterday I tried to understand how to work in Moho cause today I should have shown my works for the university Exam was cancelled but I totally found out how to do in Moho some things I tried to do in ClipStudio or Tv Paint so I can create a masterpiece in that time that I won because of the postponement

[@RSKT_art]

Haha that's great to hear man! I'm so glad this wound up working in your favour!

[@MattJordanAnimation]

Three bones for the antenna, Three bones for the abdomen, Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone, Nine for Mortal Men doomed to die, One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne In the land of Moho where... Um... Sorry, got off track. What I meant to say was great tutorial!

[@RSKT_art]

Hahaha, love it. Thanks so much for watching.

[@pollloxxx]

I didn't understand Styles until I saw this video. Is not posible, change lines or styles, or fill, after we make the draw?. If I want to change the style, fill, or line is posible? love the video man

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks so much! Yeah, styles are a tricky thing to wrap your head around, but once you understand it properly it can drastically speed up your workflow. It allows you to make changes to strokes, fills, and other things with just the click or two of a button. I'd highly recommend reading through the manual and experimenting with a practice file to help get the hang of it.

[@karlapaolataverasalvarez9393]

Are you using the debut 14 or pro 14? Is just I’m not sure if I can afford the pro 14 so I wanted to know if you could animate in the debut version as well

[@RSKT_art]

I'm using Pro 14 for this. Honestly, after doing some reading I don't even think that Debut is worth it, not only because of the limitations within the app, but mainly because of the export options. In my opinion, you're better off saving up for and going with Pro. If 14 is looking too pricey, I know a lot of places sell version 12 at a discounted rate.

[@varamozhithulika5919]

Hi, brother, really great. job.

[@RSKT_art]

Many thanks! Stoked people are liking this :)

[@DCArq-k3x]

Hey man, I am glad to see that the result is quite professional. However, I still notice the limitations of this software. When someone truly has extensive experience drawing, tools like Smart Bones become limited because their results are based on repeating patterns, whereas animation requires new movements at every moment, applying concepts such as Stretch, Squash, Smear effects, etc. Similarly, with facial expressions, seeing an expressive face of happiness or sadness repeatedly diminishes the character's emotional expressiveness. Therefore, in many cases, these types of tools require arduous work in complex setups to recreate almost any type of animation. This necessitates a significant workflow if we aim to create complex and varied animations over time. Nonetheless, I commend your work as it has been very good, and the result is highly satisfactory.

[@RSKT_art]

Hey, thanks for watching! I honestly completely agree with everything you're saying. Smart bones and even vertex groups & blend shapes aren't always the best practice when it comes to animating. A truly great 2D animation is done frame-by-frame in my opinion, and the best 3D rigs allow animators complete control over ever aspect without having to rely on things like blend shapes. However, I personally don't have the time. Animating this frame by frame would have looked so much better, but it's not practical for me, and I think that's where Moho really hits the sweet spot. Unless you have a team of people working in something like Toon Boom or Open Toonz, it's just not feasible for most people to go it alone. I think Moho provides people with the tools to be able to pull of decent 2D animations without having to spend years on a project, or hire a bunch of people to help you tell a story. Fortunately, it IS possible to do squash and stretch, and even smear effects in Moho. There's a lot of great tools in there to help you achieve believable results. While it might take time to set up a decent rig - once it's done you can reuse it over and over again. Perfect if you're making an animation short or a series by yourself (or within a small team). But yeah, I totally agree with what you're saying. Personally, I just feel Moho treads that fine line of being better than things like Adobe Animate/Character Animator, but less extensive than more complex software like Blender, Open Toonz, and Toon boom. It's the perfect sweet spot.

[@arthritic]

Can we see your work?

[@Zenzuke]

You can do any frame by frame animation on moho on top of the bones, as fully new drawings or even tweening the vectors

[@JonPassig]

It’s rigging a drawing lmfao

[@toonlyrics]

All true, but you can vary the repeating patterns if they aren't in a cycle. You don't have to move each smart bone full throttle all the time. So at least you have the illusion differing actions during stages of motion.

[@CushionSapp]

So, are Link Bones the same as layer binding bones? Thanks for making this tutorial vid btw.

[@RSKT_art]

Sorry for the late reply - Yes, it's essentially the same as going to the bone menu and selecting bind to layer.

[@sasielb8922]

Awesome work! How many hours did the animation part take?

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks so much! I spent about a week on it (on and off), but I was working most of the time. I guess if I add up the hours it took me a day all up? Probably would have been easier if I roughed it out first.

[@NoobGMaster]

Bro please do a tutorial for unreal engine you are so clear

[@RSKT_art]

Haha, oh man. I haven't touched unreal since my second year of Uni. Would if I could, but sadly that's not my skillset. Sorry mate.

[@Mrpaul20]

Im having problem in moho I created the smart bones and set it action window but how to put the smart bone animation in timeline? i can't able to it 😔 its not rendering or adding in the normal timeline Moho is bullying me

[@RSKT_art]

Sorry to hear you're having issues. Definately watch through some of the tutorials for smart bones on moho's KZbin channel. I will say though that you can create a smart action (like a walk cycle for example) and then from the actions panel you can choose to drop it into the mainline, allowing you to recall the walk whenever you need it. Hope that's useful to you in some way.

[@serious7800]

do you used a graphic tablet to draw the character or just with the mouse ?

[@RSKT_art]

I just used a mouse for this 😊

[@kobiianardo]

cute!

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks! :)

[@VMKisselev]

Thank you 😊

[@RSKT_art]

No problem!

[@Amelia_PC]

I haven't watched the whole video yet. But as far as I can see, it's similar to Grease Pencil rigging and animating on Blender. Or am I wrong?

[@RSKT_art]

Hmm - a little. Moho is a lot more flexible for this sort of thing than Blender, due to the smart actions and smart bones. That said, a fantastic KZbinr out there made a plugin for Blender that basically lets you use smart bones and actions, so there's that. I'm not knocking Blender in any way, I love that app, but I tried pulling stuff like this off in Blender once upon a time and it just became a nightmare.

[@Amelia_PC]

@@RSKT_art " it just became a nightmare" That's the magic of Blender: it makes everything accessible but hard as hell XD Thanks for the explanation!

[@jonhanlan]

Blender doesn't have vector brushes for grease pencil I don't think, etc. Moho seems more capable at this point

[@Amelia_PC]

@@jonhanlan Indeed!

[@ruleoffun]

Any idea roughly how long it took you from start to finish?

[@RSKT_art]

About a week, on and off. It's hard to put a number on it, but if I add up all the hours maybe a day or day and a half?

[@SimonPaulKeating]

Cheers ​@@RSKT_art

[@adarshma345]

Hi. Great video.. Is moho one time purchase or need to pay every month?

[@RSKT_art]

Thanks! It's a one time payment. When a new version comes out, you can usually pay a small fee to upgrade, but only if you want those new features. Basically, buy it once and it's yours!

[@adarshma345]

@@RSKT_art wow thats awesome. Thank you for your valuable reply.you are so talented. Iam just beginner.can you suggest a version for me.?

[@RSKT_music]

​@@adarshma345I would go the latest version, and go with the pro version. Debut is just too limiting and you'll find yourself wanting to upgrade right away

[@HusseinKhaled-zv1oo]

How he get the red arrow in 8:00

[@RSKT_art]

That's actually not an arrow, it's a bone. When you draw a bone, it highlights "red" so that you can see which bone you have selected. This bone is just pointing downwards. You WILL see arrows when you switch to the parent view though. They show which bones are parented to other bones.

[@sptv3723]

Thanks a lot. Please could you make a tutorial for a character cartoon boy or girl to be more famous for us. Thanks again

[@RSKT_art]

No problem! I definately wouldn't mind trying out a human character for my next rig. Will see how it goes!

[@sptv3723]

@@RSKT_art thank you 🙏

[@SamitaAdhikari-z5l]

Hi, RKST. I'm thinking of learning 2D animation using moho. and i'm kind of new to this field and i dont want to switch between softwares for at least quite time. however i havent found much of tutorial of moho in internet. However while researching i'm told moho is good for beginner with shorter learning curve. do you have any suggestion for me? i've found few in your channel. can you recommend some more channel or material? I'm absolute beginner!!.

[@RSKT_art]

Hi - Great to hear you're getting into 2D. Moho is GREAT for that. I think the key thing Moho offers is that it's a complete platform that allows single users to get high quality, professional results. Toon-Boom is the industry standard, however, it's harder to make and finish something on it if you're just working by yourself. Blender is a great option too, but again, Moho just makes the whole process easier. As far as other resources go, there's loads of great channels out there - including Moho's free course on their own channel (which I highly recommend). Alternatively, there's some great courses on the Bloop Animation website, and even on Udemy. Everyone's basically teaching the same thing, so I recommend just picking one and going with it (probably Moho's one as it's free :)

[@SamitaAdhikari-z5l]

@@RSKT_art If so for now i'll go with moho. thank you so much for the information. You are doing wonderful job. Hope you'll grow more and more

[@RSKT_art]

@@SamitaAdhikari-z5l Thank you. Good luck! :)

[@samikhand5317]

Sir, How long did it take you to create this?

[@RSKT_art]

Hey, so I worked on this in a lot of my spare time around the rest of my work, so it's hard to say as I kept having to stop and start. In total, I think drawing and rigging the character probably took me a day, but I was researching a lot of the face and head rigging tools. Doing it from scratch again took me about an hour or two. The animation took me about 3 days on and off, spread over a couple of weeks. Probably would have taken a lot less time if I understood the timeline better, and if I had a clearer goal in mind when starting.

[@samikhand5317]

@@RSKT_art Thank you much Sir for the reply)

[@RSKT_music]

​@@samikhand5317 no worries! :)

[@sequoia5934]

15:35 this is kinda similar to sdk on maya cool

[@RSKT_art]

Sure is! I find a lot of Moho be quite similar to Maya and Blender. Thankyou for watching!

[@akArtemova]

lol im on this page 7 days in week

[@RSKT_art]

Haha glad to hear it :)

[@akArtemova]

i decided to write a comment every time i go here for lil help with moho day 1

[@RSKT_art]

Haha nice. Be sure to check out the live webinar I did on Moho's channel to. It's more or less the same tutorial for the mantis, but done in real time, so it might be easier to follow👍

[@akArtemova]

@@RSKT_art thanks!!! I kinda found out the most difficult parts for me Still have problems with the expression of emotions

[@akArtemova]

@@RSKT_art sorry if English is bad it’s 2 am and I’m trying to end my work till deadline….

[@RSKT_art]

Keep at it! You'll get there :)

[@akArtemova]

@@RSKT_art day 3

[@bat3ch]

this is good

[@RSKT_art]

Thank you! Glad you think so :)

[@bat3ch]

@@RSKT_art please also do a character and how to set it up (the layers in affinity) and then in moho, I've shared your video with my WhatsApp friends

[@RSKT_art]

A couple of my older videos actually show that process! All of the work I've done in Moho up until this video had the artwork designed in Affinity Designer first. Hope that helps :)