I think almost 5K views is pretty decent for a graduate animation reel, worked hard for that 5K lol worked even harder for the quarter million views on my total war reel lol thanks man its much appreciated :)
@@davidvince4275 lol that's true. Guess that's really nothing to scoff at for an animation reel you made before you worked professionally (correct me if I'm wrong about that part). The fact that you're self taught gives me hope haha. I'm working on getting to your level some day but I'm still at the bouncing ball, basic walk/run cycle, heavy lift test stage of my animation lol. I got a long ways to go
@@gabesomething9566 I did manage to make it into video games yes :) currently working at Guerrilla who made Horizon zero dawn. And advice, just keep practicing my dude... I never took a single animation class either ;)
@@davidvince4275 Amazing man, and all of this is on 2013, you must be some kind of wizard by now. If i may ask, on animations that have interactions, like 2 separated rigs, do you animate both at the same time, of after a move you then animate de reaction ? Thanks for de advices
@@gabesomething9566 depends on the scene. You can do one first and then have the other react after. If it's more complex scene then it's most likely better to animate both together.
you are an inspiration dude! I'll join you soon.
Can't believe this doesn't have more comments or views. Super inspiring animation man. Glad your total war reel got the support it deserved at least.
I think almost 5K views is pretty decent for a graduate animation reel, worked hard for that 5K lol worked even harder for the quarter million views on my total war reel lol thanks man its much appreciated :)
@@davidvince4275 lol that's true. Guess that's really nothing to scoff at for an animation reel you made before you worked professionally (correct me if I'm wrong about that part). The fact that you're self taught gives me hope haha. I'm working on getting to your level some day but I'm still at the bouncing ball, basic walk/run cycle, heavy lift test stage of my animation lol. I got a long ways to go
Yow, you are now my inspiration as an animator
nice
Seriously, how log did you study to make this ?
Cause this kinda of depresses me
This is the culmination of roughly 5 years home study. It takes a while to learn animation so I wouldn't worry ;)
@@davidvince4275 And after all this effort, did you make it ? Some advice for a noobie who cant pay an online course ?
@@gabesomething9566 I did manage to make it into video games yes :) currently working at Guerrilla who made Horizon zero dawn. And advice, just keep practicing my dude... I never took a single animation class either ;)
@@davidvince4275 Amazing man, and all of this is on 2013, you must be some kind of wizard by now. If i may ask, on animations that have interactions, like 2 separated rigs, do you animate both at the same time, of after a move you then animate de reaction ?
Thanks for de advices
@@gabesomething9566 depends on the scene. You can do one first and then have the other react after. If it's more complex scene then it's most likely better to animate both together.
oq eu to fazendo aqui??