What is the AnimOasis?
The AnimOasis is a carefully curated library of animation-related bookmarks from all across the web - demos, breakdowns/analysis, industry advice, podcasts, animation tests, demo reels, design theory, character rigs, interviews, workflow advice, etc.
I found myself wanting to gather all the videos and articles I found across multiple websites into one place so I could easily access them later, whether I needed a few quick demos on eye animation or wanted to binge really good animation tests for some much-needed inspiration. After the library quickly grew to around 3,000 bookmarks, I decided to share it with other students with the hopes that it might benefit them as well.
The service I currently use to host my library is raindrop.io, so an account is required to view the library in its most optimal state. That is why I created a shared account for anyone to online to access. Editing is restricted with this account, but there is one folder that anyone can add bookmarks to of which I can later tag and sort into the appropriate folder, that way the library stays consistent to one vision.
I do not claim the credit of the high majority of the content in this library (though, a few of my videos are in it), and all of the content can be traced to its original creators, however, most bookmarks can be viewed directly inside the library.
I found myself wanting to gather all the videos and articles I found across multiple websites into one place so I could easily access them later, whether I needed a few quick demos on eye animation or wanted to binge really good animation tests for some much-needed inspiration. After the library quickly grew to around 3,000 bookmarks, I decided to share it with other students with the hopes that it might benefit them as well.
The service I currently use to host my library is raindrop.io, so an account is required to view the library in its most optimal state. That is why I created a shared account for anyone to online to access. Editing is restricted with this account, but there is one folder that anyone can add bookmarks to of which I can later tag and sort into the appropriate folder, that way the library stays consistent to one vision.
I do not claim the credit of the high majority of the content in this library (though, a few of my videos are in it), and all of the content can be traced to its original creators, however, most bookmarks can be viewed directly inside the library.
Stewart and Stan Rigs used with permission (© Animation Mentor 2014). No endorsement or sponsorship by Animation Mentor. Downloaded at www.animationmentor.com/free-maya-rig/.
Sam Rig created by Gabriel Salas - https://gumroad.com/l/gTdpb
Rig Created by characterrigs.com - https://www.characterrigs.com/neka-rig
Sam Rig created by Gabriel Salas - https://gumroad.com/l/gTdpb
Rig Created by characterrigs.com - https://www.characterrigs.com/neka-rig
