Justin3613

website: https://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/that-socially-awkward-guy/list?title_no=9153

All of it!

Yes, I know!!! I used to watch this series as a kid!!! I was so excited when it finally returned, and it's even better than ever!!!! I remember having to wait months and months for each episode to release, but it was always worth it! I'M SO EXCITED!!!

I still have my GameCube and PlayStation 2.

My final animation piece in Acting and Movement for Animation! Fortunately, we had extra time to put more effort into our animations mostly because we had a little situation with the Wacom pens not being returned. The downside is that, we did not have enough time to do our fourth and final project, which was the lip-sync animation.... *cries in corner*

LOL! Great job!

Thanks! Well for this animation, I animated this on the computer at my college using a tablet-based pen and the computer monitor as my drawing surface. The program that I used was Toon Boom Harmony 11.0, but I'm pretty sure this can be done through Adobe Flash Professional.

No problem! I'm glad I could help! And yeah, I'll be counting on you!

Yes, animation can be a bit tedious at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's fairly easy. What I did was read Richard William's Survivor Kit book and also looked at YouTube videos from people like Jazza or Harry Partridge. Animation is very fun for those who have a real patience for anything, so if you can't stand sitting down and animating frame to frame while also going back to do "in-betweeners" for hours on end, this probably isn't the thing for you. Patience is an essential key to animating, and if you learn how to do that, animating can be extremely fun, and yes, it is all worth while when you see the final results! It encourages you to keep trying and do more! I've been in college for about a year and 10 months, and when I first started my animation class, it was stressful (especially those dang in-betweeners!), and I found myself leaving school early just to rest, but I got past all that once I saw how it came together. The more I practiced, the more people began to admire my work a lot more, and that feeling feels great when other people enjoy your stuff! And don't worry if you don't get any praise for your work, sometimes people will harshly criticize you, but use that criticism to help motivate you further to do better in the future. So criticism, good or bad, is good! I hope I've answered most of your questions!

Thanks! It took a total of 3-4 days since I only have my Acting and Movement for Animators class from 3PM - 6PM.

Check out this animation I did at my college!

When Kingdom Hearts 3 was announced!

AMAZING!!!! CAN'T WAIT! :biggrin: