Professional 2d Animation Feedback - Master Animator Improves Work.

[@renatashp]

Amb, I came to take a look at the video again to take some notes and I would like to say that I am very grateful for everything you told me and the dedication you had to explain things to me! I don't even know how to explain the gratitude I feel. I just know that I am very grateful. ❤❤❤

[@charleengiles3107]

This was an awesome livestream. Thank you so much for taking the time to review my work from 2024. This year I will focus on law, but also the pleasure of animating and not rushing on big complex shots. Even my little one says to keep it simple. I really like your suggestion on going about creating exercises to practice the different laws. It will be a fun warmup. 😀 I really enjoyed your feedback on Renata’s work. As you know I like mice characters and seeing your approach on drawing Sleash was really helpful, especially the drapery. I need to work on that. As always thank you so much for your time and your words encouragement 🙏💕. I am having a slow start of 2025. But that is okay. Right now I am fueling up by watching my favorite classic animated films and looking at professional illustrators and taking notes. ✏️🫡

[@Zedpo1]

I forgot to asked for spitfire channel

[@neelumahendra4695]

your involvement in correcting it. ,, …is verryyy informative. 🌱🌱. thank you. 40:29

[@Michael_Killner_Davies]

Great stream and fantastic words of wisdom 🙂

[@renatashp]

The email I sent is something more personal in relation to my goals with my project, that's why I sent it by email. 😊

[@renatashp]

AMB! I forgot to ask! In addition to the analysis I'm going to do, I thought about doing storyboards/animatics to improve my acting too, after all I would stay in the main poses that would carry the performance. That's also a good idea, right? sorry if my English wasn't very clear hahah 😂🇧🇷❤

[@Big_BadaBom]

Have you thought about making a real animation training book?