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How to get started in animation? - Koguma - 03-31-2016
Hi everyone! 
I'm pretty new around here so bare with me please. Also I'm sorry if this thread was not supposed to be in this forum. I just wasn't sure where to post it, but since it was a question I though this place may fit.
Anyways, I want to learn how to make animation (2D animation) But I have no idea where to start. Thus, I was wondering if any of you guys could tell me about some book or website or some videos to start up with.
Thanks for your attention 
RE: How to get started in animation? - Amit Dutta - 03-31-2016
Koguma, welcome!!!!!!. :) this thread is fine. You could also post in the seeking a partner/group thread if you like.
I would recommend you message Arapersonica here on the forums. she just joined. She is also teaching herself 2d animation and started a deviantart study group for it. I know her personally and she is friendly and very helpful and will be full of resources and knowledge.
RE: How to get started in animation? - Farvus - 03-31-2016
When it comes to books I know that "Animator's survival kit" is popular one for foundation.
RE: How to get started in animation? - Koguma - 04-01-2016
(03-31-2016, 01:44 PM)Amit Dutta Wrote: Koguma, welcome!!!!!!. :) this thread is fine. You could also post in the seeking a partner/group thread if you like.
I would recommend you message Arapersonica here on the forums. she just joined. She is also teaching herself 2d animation and started a deviantart study group for it. I know her personally and she is friendly and very helpful and will be full of resources and knowledge.
Thank you!! <3 I'll message her
(03-31-2016, 10:51 PM)Farvus Wrote: When it comes to books I know that "Animator's survival kit" is popular one for foundation.
I'll check it out, thanks for the advice