I think I am probably gonna have to do more art :Y
Anyway, on the agenda today - how do i teach a kid how to animate? I remember that it took the instructor at the Hobianima a few years back, quite a lot of patience to instruct us what to do? And well, if you have any tips or want to share your own experience's making animation, let me know.
Also in other news, finally got my card verified on paypal~
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I should also get other stuff done, but ehehe, time management is a funny thing.
Will update more as time moves forward.







Oh and thanks a lot for the fav! I'm glad that you liked it! Be sure to come again for more comics or just other arts! You have some pretty nice work here!
I think you're right about the assignments and principles. It's important to have them in any area of study, but in animation especially I think? Unfortunately, my kid student does not really take well to me teaching them, but I suppose this is because I myself am not very experienced in the principles themselves and tried to teach them too shortly and quickly? and maybe even because we are having a sort of a communications failure.(My younger sister, heh, perhaps it's even impossible for me specifically to teach her at this age and i should just find someone else to relay the info to her.) So as you said, bite sized chunks.
She is very determined to tell stories through drawings however! That's always a good thing.
Thanks again and the best of luck in school!
I hope things went/are going well with the teaching thing though.
My schooling is about half over and I'll have to start working on getting into my school and then lesson plans...... and of course I'd have to know what I'd be teaching in the first place. Heh, one thing at a time I guess..
But yeah, I wish you two all the luck in the world with everything!