Learning How to Animate with No Experience

Last Video! (Learning to Draw with No Experience)

In this video, I show you how I learned to animate from no experience. Using simple, practical, and repeatable techniques, I was able to achieve a level of animation I only dreamed of. You can follow the exact same steps as I did to achieve similar or even better results. 💪🏼

In my last video, I learned how to draw in 7 days with no experience. Taking my drawing skills I just learned, I applied it to animation to create what you are seeing today. I couldn't even believe that I was able to reach a good level of animation in such a short period of time.

This is my very first time doing animation. If you have any tips that you would like to share, post it in the comments! It won't only be helpful for me, but for anyone else trying to improve their animation skills.

Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro
0:32 - Programs/Settings
0:53 - Basics
2:50 - Upgraded Animation Setup
3:12 - Rigging/Lip Syncing
4:24 - Final Animation/Outro

I primarily watched tutorials on Skillshare to learn these techniques. (not sponsored)

Some of the teachers I learned from:
Johannes Fast

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[azhegal]

I went to school for 3 years to learn animation, failed school because of burn-out and now, 3 years later, I'm back at the beginning, trying to re-learn everything almost from scratch. Thank you for this video, it made me take some actual time to practice and try again! 😄

[Clarkbardoone]

I’m simply amazed this time. I don’t want to animate but I like seeing the process.

[DarkandTwisted]

I have been animating since 2006. It's a lot of hard work, but it's fun! You did great!👍

[pivotalpancake]

Kudos to him for actually saying how long the process was.
As a beginner, everything takes ages to go through, and it's nice to see someone also having trouble with it for a change.

[chiznorasugt]

As someone whos always liked picking up new skills and took the position that “a jack of all trades” is more admirable than a master of one, its very obvious that you have an excellent mentality when it comes to picking up new skills and applying the proper methods in learning them.

You know that learning a new hobby isnt just the fun you’re having but learning it correctly so you can have even more fun once you’ve established the basics. Brilliant video, amazing improvement and admirable as hell. Such a good job

[blitzonej]

Its always entertaining to see beginners complain on how much time it takes, it almost never gets old.

[nathanstewart]

This was one of the most creative, down to earth and easy going youtube videos I've ever watched. I wish more youtubers were like you

[skissors]

Wow the ending was amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing your beginner animation experience! I think all it takes is patience, effort and perseverance to stoop to that artistic level.

[Ethan-ydgn]

Ive always wanted to learn how to draw and animate and over the past few years ive picked up some basic skills from each area. My drawing is mega shakey though, and even though i understand a lot about the animating process, not being able to draw very obviously impedes the process. These videos honestly shocked me, because it showed me that it doesnt take weeks, months, years to learn how to draw, it just takes dedication and an open mind. Ive been practicing drawing as of late already, but this has inspired me to work at it a lot more, thank you for these crazy videos

[deebtats]

Watched millions of videos by pro animators and no one ever mentioned these tips and how things were done ...they just simply show the drawing process and thats it...this video really helped and made it look much easier ..maybe cuz begginers understand begginers' problems so they can help better :)

[riotheviolin]

i love how you set up your videos, straight to the point! and wow you learn QUICK i am amazed AND inspired. what device did you use to animate?

[bitcotech]

Great video on learning to animate without experience! As someone who's always been interested in animation but never knew where to start, this video was super helpful. I love how you broke down the process step-by-step and provided useful tips throughout. Your passion for animation really shines through and it's inspiring to see how much can be achieved with dedication and hard work. Keep up the great content!

[ajtsh_]

It's just so great to see you learn. Really cool mate. Good luck on YT!

[Descalibrado_]

Dude you really show how it must be done, dedication!

[ifeanyiekeoma]

you made this thing look so simple! Thank you.

[kolahtaentertainment]

This actually is an amazing piece of art. animators are so underrated. Respect to you man.

[animelover]

I'm not even prepared to start animating yet but this video taught me more than actual tutorials have ☠️

[ninja_tony]

Hey man, awesome video! I actually already know how to animate but was curious to see what you would do. It's impressive how much valuable info you managed to fit in a short video, but I'll definitely be recommending this to other newbie animators in the future. But even beyond the animation itself, your personality and the style of your video was awesome, and I can definitely see you blowing up on here someday. Best of luck to you man, keep it up!

[severdnerv]

One of the better .. simpler, quick n straight to the point tips vids for starting to learn to animate ive seen ... really liked it. Cheers man.

[AndrewsConsciousness]

As an aspiring animator, this was really refreshing to watch, as well as being informative. Thank you.