Can someone help me, like any tutorials, apps to use, tips anything that can help, also i can only animate on pc sadly and i only have a mouse :(

Thanks in advance!

Learn four Clip Studio Paint animation hacks to create larger environments for smoother, more dynamic movement in your scenes.

In this tutorial, I show you how to expand the canvas beyond your visible animation area, giving you more room to work with when planning out your shots. We will walk through the process using a spooky graveyard animation featuring a cat and a ghost as our example. This technique is perfect if you are working on digital art projects that require panning or camera movement across a wider space.

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Can someone view the below video and let me know what software/tool would be best to create such animations? I have no prior knowledge in drawing and animations, but would like to learn how to create such animations. Thanks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPYSWCq5skw -> artist: u/littlebitbetter7

i am attaching my lil work, need some suggestion on how can i learn animation in a more systematic manner.

also tell me how i have done it.

i’ve been looking through the Look Back movie keyframe book, and i’ve notice how in the gengas, most of the lines are non existence and instead use color lines— but i though that was only for genga and filling in shadows?
i use clip studio paint to animate, and many other animation companies use it too, so how do they use the fill tool!!?

this may be such a stupid question.. but during the watching of this movie multiple times and reading through the book, it really has me wondering!!

i would really appreciate an explanation and maybe some tips on how to achieve this technique through clip studio!! <3

I dont know if I would call myself a beguinner because I've been animating for 6 years but I'm also still not that good. I'm trying to draw people currently. (Specifically very specific cartoon characters but they have human anatomy sort of-) i use flip a clip because its me and my tablet against the world lol

Day 1 and 2, timing is wrong on the second one as i changed some keys while in-betweening.
I've tried animating before but I'd never followed a guide / done proper timing sheets or anything, quite like the way these look even if they do rely a bit on the energy of sketch lines.

Followed animatewithdermots ball guide but the second clip (the un coloured one) was done just off the top of my head yesterday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1OllPjDDUs&t=3s

I think I need to try animating some more complex shapes so i think I'll either start animating my gesture drawings or start simple with a flour sack, maybe with a cape so I can practice some secondary action... Well I should go get on with that then