Sure! Here's a link to a video that really helped me out with animation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDqjIdI4bF4 Here's some tips from myself: 1. Make sure all of your limbs and objects stay the same size in each frame. (I still have trouble with this one) A way to do this is to animate your basic movements first. (start, middle, end) and to add inbetweens later on. 2. Exaggerate! exaggeration can sometimes help the viewer on how the character is feeling/what they are doing. 3. Use references- look up photos of different angles and study them. This can help give a 3D illusion to your 2D animation. That's all I can think of at the moment, I tried explaining all of these the best I can. ^^; Hope this helps!

your animations are very smooth! One main problem I can spot would be the inconsistency of proportions in frames. Sometimes things would tend to grow and shrink. The video talks about how to fix that- so don't worry. Although more frames can make an animation more smooth and better, too many can make it wobbly. I do like the perspective in the hat animation you made though. I also really like the oldish style you have, it looks like it was drawn on paper. Hope to see you continue animating in the future. <3 Hope this helps ^^

No problem.~

Sure!

I'm not really a professional, but I will help when I can ^^ and no problem!

thank you!

thank you! ^^