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By aashna963 | Saturday, April 18, 2020 at 1:43am
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I highly recommend that you read the book called "The animator's survival kit" by Richard Williams. It covers the basics of animation going from walking animations, jumping, running, and even facial. Its got it all baby.

The 12 principles of animations should be engraved into your brain if you want to animate, they're like the 10 commandments in some way.

Pen and paper will be costly on the long run. If you have some money lying around you should invest in a drawing tablet, Wacom or bamboo seem to be a go to brand. Then download a free trial for adobe flash and experiment what you learn from the book.

as far as drawing on paper you need to ditch the pencil and start using a pen. Subconsciously you'll start getting better and better since you know you won't be able to erase. If you want your drawings to look good when animating you really need to get good at figure drawing. Its essential that you have a good grasp on anatomy and how it moves. Look for live figure dr routerlogin awing courses in your area and go to them to get more experience drawing form and stuff. Art directors and people that look for potential employers look at your fundamentals before anything else.

Most importantly DO NOT go to a school to learn animation. you should bust your ass off doing your own stuff and see if you even like it before investing thousands of dollars into a school. 192.168.0.1if you want an education in animation you should check out digital tutors/Pluralsight. Its a subscription website that teaches you everything you need to know about animation such as the programs and how to use them. Its WAAYY cheaper than going to a school.

If you end up going to school just take the basic courses and do some projects. if its too much fo 192.168.l.l r you then animation won't be for you. At most go for 1 year to gain insight into this industry and make connections. Connections will be your main way for getting jobs here and there.

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