SkillShare - 1930s Character Animation

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SkillShare - 1930s Character Animation

Intermediate level

https://www.skillshare.com/classes/1930s-Character-Animation/1000500585

About This Class

In this collaborative class, I'm going to teach you how to animate a 1930s-style character design. I've teamed up with Skillshare teacher Jon Brommet to bring you a comprehensive guide to designing and animating your very own cartoon character. In Jon's class you'll learn how to design and draw a character, and in this class I'll show you how to animate that character into a loopable cycle in After Effects.