This article will be based around art and animation. This article will include the process of art, art tips, and why I've started art myself.
Animation is a process of drawing the same thing multiple times, but each time is drawn differently. The time it takes depends on the amount of frames. It also takes
determination.
I would like to share my passion with others who’ve read my article. And those who are also interested in art/animation.
Another step is patience.
animation isn't an easy process. But with time, the work will eventually pay off. It's important to trust the process when it comes to any form of art. It may not seem the best
first but as you continue it will turn out better that you think.
According to google, “However, more intensive scenes, with more movement and animation (like a fight scene) could take up to weeks or months. Generally, the average time to produce an animation of around 60-90 seconds is 6 weeks.”
This shows patience and concentration are very important with anything including art. Whether it's animation, drawing (digitally or on paper), 3d animation, painting. Everything takes time.
Also from google, “Although a typical 5-minute 2D animation video can take 2-5 months to produce. The average time to produce a 60-90 second explainer video is
6 weeks.” It's hard to stay determined but it's also okay to take breaks. Not overworking yourself is extremely important.
All in all, just take your time and don't rush. Take one step at a time. With time scales from google you can make time for yourself to work on the art piece, it helps a lot.
Next is art tips.
In this paragraph I will give tips and tricks about art/animation. Art tips can help more than you can imagine! They improve your art style and art process. It will make a big difference to your art piece. Same with art tips. Art tips are very helpful, especially from people with more experience. People with more experience know more about what's easy and what's not. (though everyone has a different opinion on what's easy and what's difficult). If you have a struggle with certain parts of anatomy then they'll be able to help.
Have you ever drawn or animated before? If so, how would
you rate your experience?
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