
Animation brings together multiple disciplines, making it the perfect field for Argentine illustrator and animator Alexis Moyano to combine his passions for illustration and all things audiovisual.
In this online course, follow along as he guides you through the basics of 2D animation, the ins and outs of humor, and the keys to finding your own style and producing animated content.
20 lessons & 14 downloads

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Get started by learning more about Alexis Moyano, his career in the creative world, and his greatest influences.
Then, dive into the world of humor, analyze what makes something funny, explore the tools that can help, and see how dialogue drives it all before learning about animation workflows.
Follow along as Alexis uses a real-life example to explain his own creative process, starting with the commission, drawing conceptual maps, and thinking about the characters and the relationships between them. After that, fine-tune your idea with a combination of brainstorming and "idea triggers" to develop the context and possible paths.
Next, analyze sound samples from different animated works, optimize the process of developing your project’s dialogue, and discover techniques for making it more fluid as you record and edit audio in Adobe Audition.
After that, explore the role of animactics in your storyboard before creating, designing, and animating your characters. Master the fundamentals of animation with Adobe Animate and use Lipsync to synchronize the audio track with your characters.
Then, move on to After Effects to take care of post-production, including color and details, before exporting your material in different formats and compressions. To wrap up, Alexis offers some tips on developing your professional profile and analyzing your audience to enhance your work.
Create a humorous, animated dialogue between two characters.

Drawing, animation, and humor enthusiasts looking to explore new forms of expression.
No prior knowledge of illustration or animation is required.
In terms of materials, you need a computer with any standard 2D animation program, a microphone or cell phone, and software for sound editing and post-production. Alexis recommends Adobe Animate and Adobe After Effects which have trial versions if you don't have them already. A graphics tablet can make your work easier but is not required.

interesting course!
The teacher gives out an interesting vibe and very step by step. Easy to follow!
Excelente curso, facil de seguir.
très bon contenu pour les débutants.
非常棒的課程

Introduction
It all started some time ago
Let's do something?
Let's animate
And now?
Final project
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You’ll learn how to create humorous 2D animations, design expressive characters, work with sound and special effects, develop a digital workflow, and share your animations on social media and web platforms.
The course is aimed at people with basic drawing or design skills but is accessible for those wanting to start in 2D animation and digital cartooning.
You’ll need a computer with access to programs like Photoshop, Adobe Animate, or similar, an internet connection, and basic digital drawing skills.
The course teaches step-by-step techniques to create animated GIFs and motion graphics using digital tools, from sketching to final export.
Yes, you’ll learn how to develop illustrated comics, build visual narratives, and apply comic techniques in humorous animations.
Yes, the course covers sound editing, dialogue synchronization, and lip sync techniques to bring animated characters to life naturally.
It explores influences from 90s Japanese animation and visual elements from international comics to enrich your personal style and storytelling.