![I started doing some animation practices about 1 or 2 days ago
I won't make full-fledged 5-10 minutes animation from this laptop, and especially with a bit things going on with life (school, tragic)
But, I'm looking forward what I can cook up when I get relatively decent as I go along practicing](https://media.cdn.community.lambdageneration.com/media-images/1714716402690BJDRB4DTPDlB9DzD.gif?size=large)
I started doing some animation practices about 1 or 2 days ago I won't make full-fledged 5-10 minutes animation from this laptop, and especially with a bit things going on with life (school, tragic) But, I'm looking forward what I can cook up when I get relatively decent as I go along practicing
![happymelon](https://media.cdn.community.lambdageneration.com/emojis/gmod-happymelon.png?size=normal)
My lazy unmotivated ass could never do something like this
No, you can. Granted it's definitely not easy to just go "Oh I wanna make animations" and then get suddenly good at it. But it's definitely about learning the basics, like the minimum basics and you'll start to go "oh i think im getting the hang of this" It's that, and it's also positive feedback being one of the probably hidden good factor that gives you the motivation to go improve. In drawing, animating, etc. Who doesn't love the anonymous crowd praising you for good work?
I mean true, i didnt just randomly begin making renders