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Enough with the excuses - the attention that’s free on social media is one of the biggest opportunities to everyone who sees this - pls get a piece of the pie 🥧- pls start posting about what you’re passionate about or an expert in, pls start building your audience to allow all your dreams to become more realistic - pls stop 🛑 living in fear and by other people’s opinions / PLEASE 🙏

Enough with the excuses - the attention that’s free on social media is one of the biggest opportunities to everyone who sees this - pls get a piece of the pie 🥧- pls start posting about what you’re passionate about or an expert in, pls start building your audience to allow all your dreams to become more realistic - pls stop 🛑 living in fear and by other people’s opinions / PLEASE 🙏

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It may be an unpopular opinion, but I don't like it very much when in order to gain great fluidity the aesthetics of the drawing are sacrificed a lot. I'm more of a fan of those who are looking for a balance between good animation and good drawings, rather than very simple drawings and extremely smooth animation.

It may be an unpopular opinion, but I don't like it very much when in order to gain great fluidity the aesthetics of the drawing are sacrificed a lot. I'm more of a fan of those who are looking for a balance between good animation and good drawings, rather than very simple drawings and extremely smooth animation.

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