And to bring it all up to speed, last week I did another part of the skull rotation. Lots of errors morphing around, but they're fun to keep as part of the journey :)

2 weeks ago I started this animation of something resembling a skull - using looots of refs this time, as I hope to learn more about the structure of the face/head in the process. Goal is to make it loop around.

I decided it was time to learn a bit about how to draw hands, and ended up trying to animate one of my doodles. Up until this point I've just winged my animations, having fun without looking up refs or charts or anything, but here I did try referencing the movemet of my own hand

Wanted to experiment with some extreme squish and how it affects volume, so what better way to test it than this :)

Saw a video where someone mentioned you could get away with big changes to figures if you did it during a quick motion - so had to give that a quick try one morning before work

Then playing around with a couple jumping doodles

Saw someone mention this as a good exercise, so tried my hand at animating a dot flying around

Then trying my hand a some squash 'n stretch amongst other things - Numbered as I went on, so I could see my progress

All things has to start somewhere - my animation journey began just a bit over a month ago, by tipping over a tiny box.

Hello World!