No.3492
is it a bad idea to try improving at art doing just animation?
it's all i really wanna do, and i figure it requires you to draw the same thing a lot of times so it should be good for practicing anything that needs improving.
what's some good software for it?
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No.3496
According to The Animator's Survival Book (a book every animator should read), to become a good animator you must first learn to draw. That means doing a lot of realistic drawing.
As for software, try Pencil 2D or Krita.
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No.3503
>>3496
i'll check that book out, thanks!
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No.3504
Here's the important excerpt from the Animator's Survival Kit anon is talking about.
I honestly think experimenting with animation while you practice drawing isn't a bad idea, but definitely favor learning to draw because you'll get hung up at times without that knowledge.
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