Never stop rigging!! ✨ I learned Live2D in a weekend with yt tutorials, wasn't the best but I kept improving! My model is constantly updating as I learn new things! My main focus is the upper body & head as that's what u see most of the time!

thx for liking my progress! I'll continue to work hard and improve ❤👍

The flexibility, the physics, the expressions 😤an exceptional amount of progress for such a short amount of time!!

It's always so cool to see your growth! I can't wait to see what the future brings!

I hope one day I'll be able to rig without my parents nagging about my interests in the BG 🫶🏽🍷✨ (I'll fucking move out 🔥)

2026 Lyro looking mighty good.

Hope i get into that this year qwq paying for live2d since a year or so and never actually used it

Omg someone else with iridescent highlights in the wild???

yaaaasss ✌️ they are the logo colors of my human artist creator!

I just really liked this one yuumei illustration from a few years back and decided to implement it 😅

it does look cool 👍

As someone who still needs to find the time and energy to sit down and learn how to make the robotfroggirl low poly model in blender that I've been wanting to for months/years, this is very encouraging ✨v✨ thanks so much, Lyro 🐸💛

I am curious, how much "artistic brain" (and money) do you need to learn how to rig? I tried watching a video on learning how to rig but it basically started with "you need photoshop" and I instantly closed the vid lmao.

if you ONLY want to rig, then well, first of all, model art files are in psd files, so u need a program that can open them, so you can check the layers, edit stuff etc. For rigging u need Live2D, know animation basics (keyframes for example) and

u kinda need an artistic brain, bc a lot of it is working with perspective, knowing how stuff looks in different angles, etc. it's basically modifying a 2D image to look 3D in movement

Damn...thank you.