Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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Welcome to Maya!

Maya is a beautiful (and frustrating) world where you can literally do anything you put your mind to. Today, I will teach you about the basics of lead and follow. Lead and follow is a great place to start to make your characters feel more real.

If you have any questions, or get stuck, let me know in the comments below and I will do my best to help you! If you would like me to critique your work, head over to Patreon, where patrons get 2 animation reviews per month!

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This is a follow-up to the previous video, Spacing & Overlap:
youtu.be/LYcWJ-PB3wI

My name is Skitty, and I want to help you (and get your feedback!) in 3D animation. Currently, I have 3 years experience working in children's animated TV shows such as Inspector Gadget, Little People, and Jim Henson's Doozers.

Business Email: SkittyAnimates@gmail.com
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The Model/Rig used in this tutorial is Kayla, she is a great quality, low budget rig by Josh Sobel, and can be purchased on his website:
joshsobelrigs.com