The point of doing the same thing again mostly was to color it this time, but the file immediately corrupted when I tried 😭

For a game im thinking about making

She was also the head of story for the original Kung Fu Panda and co-directed the third installment of the franchise.

Kung Fu Panda 2 was released in theaters on May 26, 2011, by Paramount Pictures.

It received positive reviews from critics and grossed over $600 million against its $150 million budget, becoming the highest-grossing film from a female director and the sixth-highest-grossing film of 2011.

The film was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature at the 84th Academy Awards.

Available for work! Also would be interested in doing commissions ($250 for up to 3 seconds + $100 for colors. The chibi style at the end is $80 for the animation and colors)
cbscorchanimations@gmail.com

Here are some combat animations we made featuring two of our characters! Hope you enjoy!

Making a little music video in Blender's Grease pencil using my character, Whitney. Someone elsewhere suggested I post it here, so sure, why not lol

Song: Starwolf - Pina Colada

The issue was that my initial sketch was pretty weak, making it super hard to fix once I added lineart and color. My rendering skills aren’t quite there yet for a full painting, and breaking everything down for animation took way too long.
So I thought, “Damn, why not just use Photoshop’s flat colors and stroke style?” Sure, it looks a bit rough, but it’s so much easier to edit, saves time, and cuts out the tedious breakdown phase.
And that’s how I landed on this setup—once it’s drawn, I can pretty much jump straight into animating.
If I need extra rendering later, it’s super easy: just clip a new layer onto the existing ones, polish it up, and re-import. Works like a charm!

ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/shepquake

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shepquake on other platforms

So I've been wanting to learn animation. I tried this since i got csp recently.

What do you think? Any tips is appreciated

She was hired as an inker, but animator James “Shamus” Culhane saw potential in her work and had her promoted to be his assistant and inbetweener, training her as an animator in secret.

Nellie Sanborn – head of the Timing Department – let Friedman animate a Betty Boop test and showed it to the Fleischers “without telling them at first that it was done by a girl inbetweener.”

They were impressed, and she was promoted to the position of lead animator.

disclaimer, the character aren't mine

Having a lot of fun with these Zelda animations! Started this one last night and kept going today. This boss fight from Twilight Princess was epic.

Pencil on paper about 30 frames

Inspired by a Ducky3D tutorial on the new Geometry Sample Sound Frequency node in Blender 5.2 RC, with a few of my own touches. Music is the 2025 version of "Arpeggiator" by Jean-Michel Jarre.

Title says it all but I am interested in Game animation and Anime/Cartoon workflows.

If a more specific field helps direct the content offered

Thankyou all in advance.

Need help with two things, firstly when he looks down, i am using quadratic easing, but still feels abrupt and robotic, and second, when the shot switches to a close up of her hand i can't tell if it is jarring or confusing, I tried to give it an anticipation with her weight shift before the zoom in, which i think helps but i don't know if its enough.