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I wanna know how you make your animations so alive from the breathing to the character acting its amazing

My biggest struggle is drawing hands and hip to shoulder ratios between for women and making alit appear natural. A tutorial on that would be nice

September-posting, lol How do you do faces? Whenever I try nowadays it looks like I'm drawing flat images of facial features onto a 3d image.

I really would love animation tutorials from you

Animation! we'd like to learn how you animate

I'm struggling with color blending above all else, procreate seems to lack good blending. unless I'm not using the correct tio

A bit late to the game here but how to give depth with shading without making everything look dark

More dynamic Poses. Nothing sexual of course, mostly how to entertaining Or overlapping body parts. Like crossing your legs for example.

I really want to learn your gesture practices, anatomy constructions, and how you draw facial expressions. Also, is there a chance you make a discord server?

Faces and tummy… And overall how to push yourself :D My lazy ass can’t just start and do do do and do

How you make your animations have so much life

Wrist care

Honestly ive always wanted to animate since i was little but never knew where to start

eyes. I would love to see a lesson on how you draw eyes. yours are so expressive, i love looking at the emotion you put into them, even when you draw Tele (you)

Im always open for tutorials.

I want to see your process with fabrics and general anatomy studies

I have a couple of artists friends who would be very interested in tutorials from you. One wants to get into animation and the other would love to know about your shading style.

Inbetweens. Would love to see your process.

I’d really love help with just knowing where to start. I know what I want to draw, but I either get overwhelmed or stuck early on and end up feeling demoralised. What are the actual basics? How do you even begin when you’ve never drawn seriously before? How did you get started yourself, and if you had to relearn everything from scratch, how would you go about it to get back to your current skill level as effectively as possible?

Animation timing

drawing clothes, bras ,skirts, dress , tentacles

How to build consistency I find that a lot of my drawings are adequate, but they never look the same like there’s no style.

I'd love to learn how to take a 3D scene (either in real life or in my mind's eye) and translate it into a 2D image on a page.

Timing, spacing, pacing, and any other fundamental you think will help new animators love you always Tele🙏♥️

Where to start and good building blocks for fundamentals of drawing

Just learning how to draw in general would be really cool, I’ve always wanted to but it feels daunting

Hands, still struggling with that one

id be happy if i could draw a good stick figure. I think any lessons you have would be wasted on me 😂

What software and hardware are good to get into it with

Anatomy in animation, how you manage to have such a beautifully fluid object in your work which feels like it has mass. Nila for example, or any of the other characters always feel and move like realistic humans do. How you are able to capture and present that to the audience would be fascinating and great to learn.

yes please <3

The way you draw butts

Anatomy and Shading. I suck at drawing bodies and added too much shading

Definitely anatomy or shading

pre-sketch

Anatomy

To best learn I need to be able to see examples of a product rather than examples of a process. If you make an animation tutorial I'd like access to the original file with the frames and layers. If you make a painting I likewise would like to be able to see the original file with the all the layers seperatly.

Cool

how do you stay consistent

What software did you use to make your arts and animations?

Liquid and pulsating animations!

Personally, I've really wanted to work on arms and shoulders. It's pretty specific Ik, but given how much i want to draw really depends on arms, I want to do the art justice and really understand how to draw them well

Perspective/foreshortening, combined with good scene composition. It's all fine and good to draw a good,well designed character and stuff, but a good dynamic pose that conveys energy and movement is what I struggle with most. That and perspective. I cannot manually grasp making things larger or smaller depending on distance, at least not how I want to

Honestly beginner stuff would be neat. It’s been years since I tried to draw so getting back into it would be nice

Proportions, every time I try drawing those mannequins something always looks out of proportion

Ngl, I'm low-key intrigued about the idea of actual online art-classes led by Telepurte himself. Just one big ass Teams meeting and you give us a central topic or motive to study and then go through each member and give them some feedback. Classic art class, just online.

I loved the animations i saw of your that kinda went kver how to draw some bits of anatomy like your method to drawing torsos and feet so anything like that is super helpful

Something i want to learn with some tutoring is anatomy , and how to animate . On the animation i took some stuff , but i didn't understand a thing , about anatomy , i got some reference from your paintings as study , i love your paintings

Definitely the fluidity

How to make animation look more fluid with lower frames per second for each type would be nice

I would genuinely love to learn more about the way you do shading and solid coloring. Like the way you do it has just such a charm to it.

Hands, I hate hands

I've always wanted to figure out how to maintain consistent line work between frames

I guess my issue pertains with animation. I can’t wrap my head around matching my animation with vocals or how I should go about adding BG audio (what fits the scene), or sound effects. Or whether or not I should produce the foley audio myself. Maybe a timing thing? Or an editing thing. That’s flubbing my process in animation. Honestly idk. So would love to see your process short or long form. Either would be informative honestly (lemme pick your brain!!). Oh, maybe you can do a confessions like tutorial, where we confess our struggles of art knowledge we yearn and you can slowly rummage through them all. Giving aid one at a time or rapid succession. So you don’t have to wrack your brain of where or what to educate us, because it is a pretty vast thing like a speck of sand in the shore of the beach. So many and yet. Yes sand. Hmm can’t think of an analogy. Tired yep.

It would be cool to have some more animation Timelapse videos or just general talking stuff about your process, kinda like Sycra videos

To be honest, good sir, its mostly anatomy and perspective in my part since that's what I'm practicing right now, though I did grab some of your sketches and tutorials as tips and references some time ago, which it helps, but I do really want to know more of the process. The animation can wait for me though, I have to perfected my fundamentals. It's cool you mentioned tutorials again, it's been ages since the last time ya mentioned it, Telepurte.

Anatomy or the basics of it, but im not really much of a drawer

I'd love to learn more about anatomy, cause I struggle with drawing bodies that don't look natural

Your ability to have gesturing in every piece

Honestly I just loved the funny art tutorials you gave back in the day. They entertained AND educated, and we got to see your artistic process on display.

I have no artistic ability but I love to see talent in motion so I would enjoy tutorials as well as I do your other content.

So just today, I was on Spine2D and was completely confused on making "circular" animation. So many body parts and such usually use a circular path, but my crayon brain couldn't piece it all together, even with other tutorials. I think your insights can definitively be helpful! Another cool thing is moving objects and rotating them in 3D space. You have shown me mega cool things to practice, and I think that would be amazing to show too! (rotating blocks and tubes in 3d etc)

Not sure how to phrase it, but 3D perspective? How something looks from different angles?

How do you develop a style? I've never had the drive to be a capital A Artist, but I'd like to do more than simple doodles. I want to hone in on what feelings and ideas I want to convey, but I don't know what those feelings and ideas are

Im just missing Nila :{

Faces and feet, i can get half right but the other just never looks the same or similar, its slowly killing me inside

Simple movement and facial expressions.

What about a stream-of-thought narrated sketch? Set a mic up and vocalize as you go through the process? I would be really interested in hearing you as you go through it.

I’d love to see how you might train yourself in perspective if that makes sense

Personally I’d wanna learn how to make smooth animations or edits for videos. Let alone getting better at drawing. But ultimately anything is welcome.

I personally have been struggling with figuring out where to start, especially on the digital front