Hey all 👋

I just started learning 2D animation on my own. This is my very first week, and I wanted to post here to get better with time and hear from more experienced artists.

In this short animation (26 seconds), I practiced:

- Bouncing ball

- Basic timing & spacing

- Playing with squash/stretch just a little

I'm using Krita + a Huion Kamvas tablet.

I’d really appreciate any honest feedback — especially if anything looks off or unnatural. Open to any tips or direction!

Thanks a lot 🙏

The final Trailer for my Indie Animated Series on YouTube, Color Me Geeky. See you there. Stay Animated Everyone.

Here's the short Version of Color Me Geeky Season 3 trailer. I another surprise releasing very soon. Stay Animated Everyone. 😁

wait till the end ;)

This took a year to make and I plan on putting out much more. This isn't my only series/format on my YT Channel. Sometimes I do single Sprite Battles or Comedic Skits.

I'm thankful for any feedback and support!

Animation YT-Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCM2U4-cgc0

So this is the character I created for the video and how they'll look in the video. The character is animated in Toonsquid with a transparent background and imported to blender.

The way I plan on doing this is I have a bunch of animations for different poses and will stitch them together into a single animation that will play in the 3D animation. The character will serve as a host/narrator.

Just looking for some opinions on how the test animation looks.

Short 2D Animation video.

Stay tune for the return of Color Me Geeky in the coming weeks. Stay Animated Everyone. 😁