"High Moon Queen is a whole show. It has a whole world, and it’s just presented in three minute chunks." hubs.ly/Q03h57ZQ0

Let’s break it down in this week’s #ToonTrivia challenge.

“Keeping the visual style consistent throughout the animation was super important to us, and Harmony made that feel natural.” hubs.ly/Q03hWzMd0

Isabella Spagnolo was working as a 2D animator at Flying Bark Productions before pitching her short film, My Jumper, It Roars! hubs.ly/Q03hWDkJ0

This week's #ToonTopic question is about finding community in animation.

"I felt the game jam would be a great opportunity to test out the game engine integration, and I’d been itching to make another small, complete project." hubs.ly/Q03hWG7L0

Set in a magical realist world where stress causes people to inflate, Expire follows a pair of high school friends. hubs.ly/Q03hWXGD0

"Making A Crab in the Pool wasn’t a money-making endeavour, it is a life experience. We invested a lot of ourselves into it." hubs.ly/Q03hWDYW0

"Most of our characters start from the same basic structure; kind of a kidney bean or cashew shape, with rubber hose-style arms and legs." hubs.ly/Q03jYZ5G0

This team of Seneca College students proves that it's possible to create anime-inspired action scenes using 2D rigs. hubs.ly/Q03jYXWX0

Let's talk about ambitious character designs in this week's #ToonTopic thread.

"The character designs came first, and while mulling over names I had the realization that the two were very ‘kiki and bouba.’" hubs.ly/Q03jYLR90

How do you make audiences root for a character whose reactions are subtle and understated? hubs.ly/Q03jYDYN0

Directed by Thomas Richner, ONE is an animated short film that explores the emotional journey of athletes moving from the highs of competitive sports to the reality of life beyond. hubs.ly/Q03jYXXV0

Draw your thumbnails in a brand new interface - or print out a grid for thumbnailing on paper and then scan your sketches back into Storyboard Pro! Your thumbnails will be automatically distributed to their own panels.

More control, more precision. With the new Pencil Line Retouch Tool, artists can now refine existing lines by adjusting opacity and thickness—simply by drawing over them.

Add more effects to your storyboards and animatics. Introducing the Effect Stacks View in Storyboard Pro 25. Check out what else is new in Storyboard 25 here: hubs.ly/Q03vDSgz0