#typesofemotions

I've reanimated my social chameleon post! I'm currently attending an animation mentorship, and our first homework was to analyze and recreate a piece with the advice from our mentor.

My mentor helped me understand that making sure to pay attention to the character silhouette, key poses, and transitions between said key poses. I feel better about this animation than the last one.

What do you think? I'll upload a comparison and what I did to tweak little things.

If you're afraid to go inside your mind, don't be. You're strong. Your emotions won't overwhelm you to the point of being paralyzed. You must feel your feelings, and understand that you'll be okay!

It’s easy to list everything we dislike about ourselves.

Sometimes, it even feels fun to joke about it. Negativity can feel comfortable, but it shapes how we see ourselves more than we realize.

You deserve better than constant self-criticism. You deserve kindness—from yourself.

Today is the day! Types of Emotions is officially open to the public!

As the name suggests, we will deal with different types of emotions. Today, I feel cautiously optimistic. I've worked on this blog every day since August 2024.

I talked to my therapist about delaying it to April because I was so scared that any mistakes on launch would make this project fail. However, this blog is fantastic right now. It'll only improve once it's launched and all its mistakes are out in the open.

We can't work on ourselves without acknowledging and working on our mistakes!

If you have an account, you can actively participate by writing in your journal and dream journal. Share your goals, challenges, milestones, and daily affirmations, or write them on your account page. This blog is a platform for your personal growth and development.

If you don't have an account, why not? I'm kidding. You can enjoy the articles I've written on my blog. Later today, I'll be publishing another one! You can expect an article from me every Friday.

I published an animation to my YouTube channel, Instagram, and TikTok (if that app still works)! This animation shows Jenny in a cycle of endlessly scrolling your phone to escape the boredom and responsibility of her life.