I will do shorts video character animation

‍ When I first started working on this project, it wasn't easy at all. The first thing I encountered was that the client was a bit confused . Sometimes they wanted the character to look realistic, and other times they'd say, "No, make it more cartoonish." So, I did a little trick: I showed him simple sketches from the beginning instead of finishing everything and having to re-edit it. This saved me time and showed that I understood what he wanted.

Then I entered the jigging stage... which was like a battle. Every time I tried to adjust a hand to move, I'd find the leg making a strange gesture, as if it were shaking hands with someone . Here, what saved me was being organized, dividing each layer and naming everything well. Patience was keyI tried several tools until the movement felt natural.

In the animation itself, the biggest challenge was ensuring it didn't look dead or robotic. The client wanted it to be "light and active," and I focused on timing and rhythm. I solved it by adding small details like eye movement, light breathing, or even a sideways hand movement. These are the things that brought the character to life.

️ Dealing with the client was a completely different