Well, same here. So, let me show you the easiest, laziest way to animate that I know of.
To animate like this, you don't need a background in animation or drawing. I'll be showing you how you can screen-record your drawing process and edit it later to create a simple animated video.
This class is divided into two sections: drawing and editing.
1. Drawing
First, we'll loosen up our hands with the help of two exercises: one where we'll do some warm-up doodling and one where we'll create a bubble diagram explaining a process we know very well.
Following that, we'll create our class project. This will be an animation showing a pun or a joke you either heard or told a friend or loved one.
We'll first record our screens while creating the characters in our animation and the speech bubbles above them.
2. Editing
After we finish drawing our animation, we'll move the screen-recorded video to our editing software and make some minor changes.
We'll wrap the video up by adding some music and exporting the short animation.
For your class project, upload a screenshot from your short video in the projects and resources section. You can also share from the warm-up exercises (actually, I'd like to see those