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If I want to do animation as a job, I have to be good at it.
I have to constantly improve and become famous. that’s why I’m going to try to become famous by doing FNaF( five nights at Freddy’s) characters
Stick Nodes®
A stickfigure animation app created for mobile devices!
Create your own stickman animations on your Android or iOS device!
Look, I’m sorry, but the odds of becoming famous off of animation is incredibly slim, especially if you are using Sticknodes. And also, you don’t need to become famous to become an animator, but if you do want animation as a job I recommend doing traditional 2d or 3d animation and not Sticknodes as almost no animation jobs use Sticknodes or a similar app
However it is still technically possible, so best of luck to you.
there are people who use it and I know that they earn serious income
Really? Name one person who earns serious income using Sticknodes.
Mici animations,darkboy i guess you know them
Huh, I was not aware that people were actually making money off of Sticknodes animations
But still, the odds are incredibly slim. But I guess it is possible, so best of luck to you. But if you want to be an animator as your job try out traditional animation too, as the odds of becoming a successful Sticknodes YouTuber are incredibly slim, and the field of Sticknodes animations on YouTube is very crowded
might as well buy a lottery ticket while you’re at it
Lol
this is another level of delusion
Maybe but it’s good he’s setting goals and not just smooshing together a bunch of random stickfigures and bold gradient colours onto it all and calling it his work like a lot of new users.
Good luck I guess
Just be wary that one specific and sort of dying genre as a main premise for content in hops it’ll make bank is unlikely. Set realistic goals and change things up every now and again.
Good luck man, I’m on that same road too and trust me it’s long and hard. (Giggidity)
I wear my armor good luck my lord
Hey if your actually good enough at animating I’d hire you rn. I make a comedy series called Cornflakes.
I pay 40$ per minute of animation.