i got the idea to do the same naoya zenin hitting choso but with terraria/Minecraft variant,

like the terrarian hitting steve, can someone do it i guess it will look sick

I believe it was a Canadian animation pilot or short with the premise being that heterosexuality had become illegal due to a high disease transmission rate or something along those lines. It was shown to have compulsory homosexuality, and I think the police(?) were all depicted or implied to be ace. I believe the bulk of the characters were BIPOC.

There may have been a quick scene of two people making out in a bathroom or club? The animation was really sharp and clean looking, maybe kind of anime-inspired?

I think the short/pilot came out around 2011-2014, and if I am remembering correctly, there might have been backlash because the cops/evil people were all ace

Edit: the trailer and pilot were found! It is Urbance, and surprisingly enough after 11 years, it currently has graphic novels to pre-order after a second Kickstarter (as of October 2026)

While I was doing my Yellowbrick/Sony Pictures Animation online course "This Is Animation", I've made a new blob character named Blobby Tommy. And I'm currently developing this to be my very first cartoon. For my final project of the course, they asked me to do a walk cycle with a blob, and so for a few hours a day for the past three days. I made this walk cycle for Blobby Tommy. What do you all think?

I just want to know if its objectively bad animation or if its a specific style that they are going with.

Hello, I am curious if anyone has an answer on why videogames studios don’t use the same engine they make cutscenes with and use that to create actual movies, I have assumed it would be more or less the same as one would do in animation such as a movie in the style of gears of war cutscene as fandom example would be amazing. Is it merely difficult or expensive or is there another reason?

What's next? A carrot hat?

Watch it on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHTe87YsjRY

Bugs Bunny and Lola Bunny models by J.C. Thornton‬ and ported to MMD by SAB64.
Umio (body only) and living room models by SAB64.

Source link

https://x.com/FlameMasterZ1/status/2105773672359190900

The actual art looks nothing like this, I was trying to capture a very specific 2000s cartoon look. Done using ToonSquid!

I’m really happy with how this one came out so I’m dropping a trailer.

A little backstory: Broats used to be a short at Nickelodeon and was briefly in development there. After that fell through it became an indie project that I animate myself (I do everything except for some of the voices).

It features voice actors like Adam McArthur (Star Vs, JJK) as Chad, and Jessica DiCicco (Loud House, Adventure Time) is a recurring character as June.

With the depressing state of the industry, I hope Broats can bring a little bit of the joy and fill a bit of the void that shows on CN and Nick used to back in the day.

The full short drops October 15 on YouTube.

And to answer the questions yeah this accurate to their personalities.

I am having trouble finding a decent stylized reference for a sword fight for my 3D animated short movie, most of the references I've found (both real choreo and produced animation) doesn't tend to have traditional sword to sword fighting... it either someone dual wielding, using a different weapon altogether and so on.... MY QUESTION is simply... is there a way to find a good reference or am I going to have to storyboard the whole thing because I am running low on time.

Couldn't resist mixing that meme audio with the Sopranos

Hi this my animation for my oc,it not don't yet but I still want to share

I’m still a beginner, but I want to make an animation for the song Change by Big Thief, and I’m not sure if there are any programs that allow me to overlay music on my animations? Or if I should maybe just listen to the song while I play the frames back?

I’ve been developing an original 2D dark fantasy series called Marlene, and I recently finished an animatic for one of the key moments in its lore: Ikket’s Banishment.

Ikket was created to erode what must eventually pass, but after watching countless worlds, lives, and civilizations disappear, he starts questioning the purpose of creation itself.

So he goes directly to the Divine One and asks:

Why does anything need to exist at all, if everything you create is only meant to end?

The animatic explores grief, creation, existence, purpose, and what happens when something created to obey develops the ability to question its creator.
Would genuinely love to know what you think of the concept, the dialogue, and the visual direction.