I animated my main character from my webcomic :D

TheThoughtfulBoxful 2018-07-21 13:38:19 UTC #10

You're welcome may I ask how long this took to make?

Carossmo 2018-07-21 13:58:23 UTC #11

Wasn't continuously working on it since I had to juggle it with my animation job at the time ^^;

Took me 3 days to do the rough animation, but the clean-up and coloring was 2-3 weeks

Progg 2018-07-21 14:13:55 UTC #12

The lip synch is really good as well!

Freemints30 2018-07-21 14:27:37 UTC #13

Wow this is really good. I would actually love to see you're web comic in animated form. However without a team, animation would take a very long time.

Carossmo 2018-07-21 14:55:01 UTC #14

The first plan was to make the comic animated, but maybe in the future if ever

Kamikaze 2018-07-21 20:27:34 UTC #15

This is really well done! As a pro in the industry I can give you a little crit here.

You've got GREAT timing!
Clean up looks good
Very fluid motion!
I'm noticing his eyes are looking 'floaty' in the "I'm positive that's not happening." I'm betting there's a few tweens in there that need some shifting.
I really wish that he used his body a bit more? Like the bit at the end is great with his arms flopping around, and I love the way he stretches his head up at "I'll TRY." But the part that needs bit more extenuating is "Alright!" When people say 'alright' they often have their hands up in a defensive gesture....in fact I don't see his hands at ALL in this, and as someone whose looked at a lot of reels that tells me the animator is usually nervous about animating hands. Kind of like how new artists shove hands in pockets, behind their backs or behind the head to avoid drawing them.

All in all really good job. Can't wait to see the next piece and I really hope you try out using hands next time.

A-weird-girler 2018-07-22 04:09:21 UTC #16

Good job! It reminds me of that one obscure Disney show called Brandy and Mr. Whiskers

fleohr 2018-07-22 04:20:07 UTC #17

Wow, I can easily see this as a cartoon (on tv). Congrats!!

amortelito 2018-07-22 04:55:57 UTC #18

So adorable and fluid!!! <3

Carossmo 2018-07-22 11:24:05 UTC #19

Oh my gosh a pro thank you so much

Yes I will take note of these in future animations I was new to the industry when I first worked on this, now I do hope I can improve more

J.Z.Castillo 2018-07-22 17:06:10 UTC #20

DUDE!! This looks AWESOME! Really great job!!

Carossmo 2018-07-23 05:55:11 UTC #21

Wow, thank you for believing so

Reign 2019-01-16 05:02:40 UTC #22

THIS LOOKS AWESOME! You just got me excited to get back into school after my wife finishes so that I can start doing this stuff!

Carossmo 2019-01-16 05:14:14 UTC #23

Oh wow thank you so much ^^
You're an animator too?

GamerPrincessXI 2019-01-16 05:32:49 UTC #24

That looks cool and nice.

BobbyjoeX 2019-01-16 05:45:50 UTC #25

its very smooth and clean (but you do this for a living, you are a professional XD), inspires me to do one for my characters

also how did i miss this!?

Carossmo 2019-01-16 06:05:37 UTC #26

Aww~ do it! ^^ and thanks ahaha

Reign 2019-01-16 06:06:31 UTC #27

I haven't done much. Hardly any, actually. The most I've gotten to was taking a class done by someone who has worked with Disney and Dreamworks. They have video lessons that you can buy. I've only done the bouncing ball, so I'm still a baby with this kind of thing.

Carossmo 2019-01-16 06:07:52 UTC #28

Someone who's worked on Disney and Dreamworks? May I know the name, if you mind me asking?

Reign 2019-01-16 06:20:20 UTC #29

Yeah! No problem! Their name is Scott T. Peterson! He's got a website, and runs his own animation studio now. It's called Golden Street Animation. I've actually been trying to talk to them to work on an advertisement for my comic, but I haven't gotten any luck yet. (They do projects and stuff, but I don't know how to get in contact with them. I sent them an email but haven't received a reply).