>>1015241
>>1015237
nice blog with no helpful information. we don't need your life story. feel free to shit up reddit and tell other beginners about how it will take them 20 years of doing it themselves to learn something

>>1015225
like >>1015239 said, a good rig is most of the battle. something like maya offers insane options for rig control and smooth bindings between joint and mesh. the tutorials and documentation (some of which are 20+ year old like unc poster above) are all still relevant and accessible via youtube and free content on the net. if you're serious, I would just consider getting maya and start learning to animate using those resources which can later be applied to blender or whatever you prefer. btw - you can easily get maya for free by signing up in a local community college and getting an edu license after getting a student account set up. GL