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Once again, I’ve decided to partake in the ToonSquid Community’s monthly challenge on X (formerly Twitter), and this month’s theme is ‘The Holidays’, so here’s another progress video that leads to the final result. Happy Holidays. #toonsquid

Last month, I took part of the unofficial ToonSquid Community X page’s monthly challenge, to animate a special run. Here’s the progress I went through to get it from the original rough animation to the final piece.

In the cracks of cartoon history, there are shows we may or may not remember, yet some stood out so much that it was hard to truly forget about them, and one of those shows, is Angela Anaconda, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary today. Note: As for why the video was darker than my other videos, I has gotten LumaFusion updated, and the video looked brighter than it actually was, so I dimm...

One year ago, I made the first ever video to review The Animator’s Survival Kit Animated, the DVD box set of the late Richard Williams’ masterclasses filmed at Blue Sky Studio. Since then, I got comments asking for more details about it. And now, with one year of experience reviewing animation books and apps, here is the most detailed review of everything The Animator’s Survival Kit, including ...

Exactly one year ago today, I uploaded the first video on this channel, and now, one year since that video, I’m celebrating by paying tribute to the guy who helped me start my channel through his books, Tony White. 6 months ago, I reviewed his Animation Legacy series, and now, it’s time to take care of the rest of his books. So sit back, and enjoy these 9 reviews in one video. 0:00 - Introducti...

To wrap this week up, I’ll share some wisdom I heard that can help you progress in your art, as well as provide demonstrations of different perspectives you may see in animation.

In today’s video, I’m going to tell you about a project I did in my high school art class, while also demonstrating how you can use it to your advantage as a cartoonist.

Back in January, I uploaded a video showcasing a formula I developed to help people convert frame rates without altering the timing. This can be used to make more authentic Chaplin-like animations, or used to get the timing off a reference video that isn’t 24 frames per second.

For your convenience, here’s the full story structure week in one video.

Now that we’ve covered the Blake Snyder Beat Sheet and Dan Harmon’s Story Circle, how do they correspond to each other when talking about the midpoint? Watch this video to find out.

If you’ve watched shows like Community or Rick and Morty, you probably have heard about the story circle, one of the simplest ways to tell a good story.

According to Blake Snyder’s Save the Cat, there are at least 15 beats in a story. And, in the middle of every story, a character could be at a high point or low point.

This week, we’ll be talking about story structure, which is the backbone of any story, which is the backbone of any production, whether it’s live action or animated.

This is a compilation video of all the 12 principles of animation videos I’ve done, for your convenience.

12 Principles of Animation: Presented by Dillon Wright: Appeal (12/12)

12 Principles of Animation: Presented by Dillon Wright: Solid Drawing (11/12)

12 Principles of Animation: Presented by Dillon Wright: Exaggeration (10/12)

12 Principles of Animation: Presented by Dillon Wright: Timing (9/12)

30 Years of The Lion King

Animator Celebrates Inside Out 2

12 Principles of Animation: Presented by Dillon Wright: Secondary Action (8/12)

12 Principles of Animation: Presented by Dillon Wright: Arcs (7/12)

12 Principles of Animation: Presented by Dillon Wright: Slow In & Slow Out (6/12)

12 Principles of Animation: Presented by Dillon Wright: Follow Through and Overlapping Action (5/12)

Can Callipeg Mini Work On iPad?

An Animator’s Thoughts on the Apple Crush Ad

12 Principles of Animation: Presented by Dillon Wright: Straight Ahead and Pose to Pose (4/12)

12 Principles of Animation: Presented by Dillon Wright: Staging (3/12)

12 Principles of Animation: Presented by Dillon Wright: Anticipation (2/12)