Animate with Dermot

@AnimatewithDermot

Animate with Dermot is an animation educator with over a decade of experience, having created animation tutorials for Lynda.com (now LinkedIn Learning) since around 2010. His YouTube channel features a growing series of how-to videos focused on accessible animation techniques, primarily utilizing the free software Krita, alongside Adobe Photoshop. He's built a community of 68 members, with 4 currently supporting his work on Patreon, since launching his page on October 16th, 2023. Dermot's Patreon earnings are currently in the $12-$60 range, representing early growth. What sets Dermot apart is his commitment to teaching animation using readily available, free software (Krita), making animation education accessible to a wider audience. His tutorials cover animation and comic book creation, providing comprehensive instruction in both fields.

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Part 5 of intro to walks: two steps in this one video - first, we bend the foot as it lifts off the ground; when we're happy with that, we c

Part 4 of intro to walks: if you've ever animated in place then panned the character across the screen, you may have encountered the bane of

Part 3 of an intro to walks: having finished the rough pass, we need to move on to tiedown. But FIRST, let's take a good hard look at the fe

A viewer asked me about my desktop and what was in the 'work' folder. A quick overview of how I created custom icons, why, and how to make t

A commenter on YT asked that I take a look at OpenToonz and/or Tahoma2D. I already had OT on my machine, just hadn't taken the time to look

Part 2of an intro to walks: how I approach a walk cycle, and a different method for getting a nice arm swing. I animate using Krita, drawn b

Free post for all members, paid or not: Part 1 of an intro to walks: how I approach a walk cycle, using the contact, recoil, passing and hig

The best method for coloring your character in Krita, using alpha masks. The process is very similar in Photoshop, if you prefer to animate

Part 3 of the head turn with hair: having tied down the character, we tie down the hair. This introduces several foundations of animation: a

I take the very rough animated head turn with secondary hair action, and tie down the character. I'm cross posting this to YT later, but the