Three Ways to Upgrade Your First Character in Cartoon Animator

Now that you've learned the Fast, Easy Way to Rig and Animate Your First 2D Custom Character in Cartoon Animator Without Complicated Templates, let me show you how to turn your character into one worthy of a lead role in your next animation.

In the second part of my Easy Character Rigging series you'll learn to apply three upgrades that fix the main limitations of your First 2D Custom Character, adding layers, getting rid of those rubbery arms and legs, and adding fully posable hands, using the same single sprite image and content included with Cartoon Animator.

No one else teaches my easy way to rig a character in Cartoon Animator, using a single character image. In less than two hours of video training you'll have a more posable, versatile character with fully posable hands that I'll show you how to animate, along with more ways to animate your character's facial expressions.

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Included is the fully rigged character, and its single PNG sprite image from the previous training, The Fastest Way to Rig and Animate a Character in Cartoon Animator, so that you can get started right away (or, if you didn't complete the previous training but still want to do this course - you have the character I made, ready to go).

Also included: Bonus How to Rig Quadrupeds Tutorial video and accompanying Dog Sprite PNG image.

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David Arandle (TET), a.k.a. The Lazy Animator, teaches how to get the most out of Cartoon Animator so you can enjoy bringing your characters and stories to life with the least effort.

Testimonials

What former students have said about The Lazy Animator Courses.

I just finished the first tutorial "Fastest way to rig a character". One word "AWESOME". One of the best tutorials I've seen. - Zeus Greek

Had I gone through your tutorial from the beginning, I would have saved myself a lot of time and hassle and the results would have been better. - Dan

Totally worked for me and taught me things which should have been obvious but other tutorials didn't cover. - Gerard