I'm Getting It.

 

I'm getting the Preston Blair Animation Book for Christmas. I can't wait. I'm going to have the best christmas ever. 

First of all I've been loving researching on how to animate like how classic animation used to do it and I still think it's useful for modern animators to this day.

You call tell I'm beginning to be a pro and I'm using a trustworthy pencil to draw. Using pen is kinda a mistake.

The future is looking bright, I just have to keep drawing some good things for y'all because enjoyment is the best part in life.

Droopy's front face I did all on my own. It looks exactly like how he looks in front of his view.

I actually love the designs alot on these pages. The egg shapes on the left are useful. 

I would definitely say the preston blair book made me draw more lively. 

This was before I knew anything about classic animation and model sheets.

Im definitely involved using screens most of the time but when I get older I'll start to get more active oriented and have the book I have in the future. I mostly looked at interesting websites in the first place to discover the guys name and sketches.

Thanks to Digicel, I've been starting animating a few files already and it's a really simple and fun app. Alot of recent legendary animators recommended it like Don Bluth and Eric Goldberg. 

Can't wait to be making content on YouTube like this 🙌 

And not this. 👎

Animation like this is timeless and I would say it's still used and loved by most animators today including myself. I know there are different styles of art and I think that's awesome. I'm willing to go through a approach to homage classic animation, slapstick and classic actors for all audiences.