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I’ve been wanting to learn to animate for a while but I’m really not good with doing full body drawings, especially in dynamic poses. So every time I tried to make an animatic it didn’t turn out very good. But I found this youtube video of how to practice both animation and drawing at the same time. The video is by Toniko Pantoja. You draw every 2 or every 4 frames of a video (copying it not tracing it). So you learn how to convey movement and stuff through animation while also learning how to draw proportions. I found it really useful, I recommend trying it :) The reference I used for this was Yuzuru Hanyu figure skating in the 2018 olympics I did this like 2 months ago but I didn’t post it because I was planning on making more than just this one, and I wanted to post them all at once. I started a couple more but ended up not finishing them. Maybe I’ll do it at some point if I can. Reference video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23EfsN7vEOA Tutorial video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y6Kkrlvzgs art https://www.instagram.com/despairsquids/ socials https://despairsquids.carrd.co/

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