do you guys know how I can improve my quality on my animation?
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Lighting, for paper cutouts, should be uniform UNLESS you're in a cave, or showing one area brighter than the other. It's the same principle as lighting in art.
It does feel underwhelming when your lighting looks like camera phone above the table; I've been there before with one old attempt at animation.
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Troisnyx
Surest way to do this is to keep practising drawing. Start by making your lines confident.
CALIFLOWER
I was using paper cutouts... should I have more lighting
or should the camera be closer?