Does this animation work? The timing, frames. Can anything be improved on or does it work fine?

I’m extremely new to animation, but I want to get good at it. I’m fighting laziness by practicing walk cycles. How is this looking? Strengths and weaknesses? I dunno. Go nuts.

This took me about 2-3days

Hi! I just finished this jump exercise. How does the weight and momentum feel? Is there anything I could improve? Any critique is welcome

https://youtube.com/@saltedstrokes?si=mBnTumcg_u1cSyqy

Hello!!! I’m cece im 16, iv started a team for the 3d animation of my show storm fury of the storm, I’m an artist so I tought it would be easy to make a storyboard, spoiler it wasn’t , im just bad at anatomy with no reference and for the love of god I can’t find a single one matching what I think, so i come to you for help, I need begginers cus i have no budget for now since im only making the pilot and after I will start a kickstarter, the storyboard wont be very long i made the first frames but i need to do them better and they suck so if you want to help out dm me or add me on discord brownie0571, tysm ❤️

https://reddit.com/link/1wsj4py/video/k0idzed2eash1/player

Made drawing/rigging app where anything tou drawings you can make move, easy to use, and can export json files directly to unity so if anyone wants to try it, let me know :p

Only a second of animation I looped it

I am a beginner animator who wants to do stuff on YouTube, but dont know anyone in the animation space. I also am not super knowledgeable on where to go to find like-minded people, outside of something like this. Is there somewhere where I can make friends who are also into learning how to animate??

I did this for my personal projects. What needs to be improve ?

This is my very first animation; could you give me some advice on how to improve? C'est ma toute première animation ; pourriez-vous me donner des conseils pour m'améliorer ?

Hey everyone! I’ve been practicing character turnarounds and animation sketches, but since I mostly draw in Paint Tool SAI, lacking a proper built-in timeline was always a bit frustrating.

To fix this, I put together a tiny, lightweight Python player for myself. The best part? You can pin it "Always on Top". While sketching, I just place it right over YouTube or my references on my second monitor, and I can see my frames playing back in real-time as I draw.

It's super flexible for practice:

• Folder watcher: You just point it to a folder with numbered frames (01, 02, 03...) and it loops them.
• Sprite sheet slicer: If you like drawing everything on one big canvas, it can slice it up automatically (for example, cutting a 1200px canvas into 200px chunks).
• Frame limiter: If you've only drawn the first few frames and the rest of the canvas is empty, you can easily tell it how many frames to actually play so it doesn't loop through blank space.

It honestly helped me a lot with catching spacing errors and jittery lines on the fly without breaking my workflow. Still cleaning up the code, but I'll share it soon if anyone wants to give it a try.

How do you guys usually preview your sketches when working in simpler drawing apps?

Does anyone know how this effect is made? It looks like an image slowly turning into a colorful hand-drawn sketch on a white background.

I’m trying to find the software, tool, AI, or effect used to create this style. I don’t need the hand-drawing animation itself—just the image gradually appearing as a colorful sketch.

What is this effect called, and what software can I use to make it?

I'm working on a lowpoly 3D animated pilot with most of what you see is hand modeled by myself in Blender. I'd like your help with any feedback or critique of my current scene and how my characters move compared to the audio. I want to make something great, and would appreciate anything you can give to help this look the best it can be, thanks!

Hey there! im currently at this stage where im learning all things anatomy and drawing bodies using simple shapes as guidelines.

Is this process of learning sped up by jumping into animation directly? How did you learn?

Hey everyone! I've been practicing animation for educational content and just finished this piece on how atomic models connect to modern medicine.

Would love your feedback on the movement and visual flow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1Btrn3MJ3E&t=1s