I offer animation reviews focused on improving shot clarity, performance, and fundamentals — especially for recent graduates and self-taught animators who may not have access to consistent professional feedback.

Free resources are great for learning principles, but real progress often comes from having an experienced animator look at your work and point out things that are easy to miss when working alone. My reviews are structured to give you clear, actionable direction rather than vague or generic notes.
I aim to keep reviews accessible for artists early in their careers!

A review includes:

• Detailed drawovers with specific notes and suggestions

• A recorded video walkthrough explaining the notes and the reasoning behind them

• Answers to any questions you have about the shot, workflow, or next steps

Interested? Use the form below to request a review. 

If you’re completely new to animation, I offer structured beginner mentorship with dedicated lessons designed to take you from fundamentals to an intermediate level. These cover core principles, workflow, and practical assignments that help you approach shots in a production-ready way.

For animators who already have some experience, mentorship shifts toward ongoing guidance focused on building stronger shots and improving decision-making while animating.

Mentorship covers topics such as advanced facial animation and understanding why certain choices work or don’t — from planning and blocking to polish and presentation. The goal is to help you become more self-reliant and confident in your process, rather than dependent on constant feedback.

Mentorship can help with:

• Fundamentals and core animation principles (for beginners)

• Shot planning, reference analysis, and blocking decisions

• Acting clarity, posing, timing, and weight

• Identifying recurring mistakes and weak habits

• Structuring practice shots and portfolio goals

Use the form below to ask about mentorship availability.