Nikita N.

This course covered the fundamentals well and my 15-year-old liked the focus on animation principles like squash-and-stretch, but there were mixed moments: some lessons felt a bit rushed while others could have used more practice time. The single weekly, 55-minute lesson structure made it hard to build momentum, and after five weeks we were left wanting a bit more depth before moving on.

Very pleased — in just five weeks my child learned Procreate Dreams basics and created a simple hand-drawn 2D animation while practicing timing, layers, and squash-and-stretch in each 55-minute session.

My 12-year-old enjoyed the Procreate Dreams 2D Animation Starter Course and came away with a solid grasp of timing and layers after the 55-minute lessons, but the one-lesson-per-week pace felt a little slow for the progress we hoped to see.

This course covered the fundamentals well and my 15-year-old liked the focus on animation principles like squash-and-stretch, but there were mixed moments: some lessons felt a bit rushed while others could have used more practice time. The single weekly, 55-minute lesson structure made it hard to build momentum, and after five weeks we were left wanting a bit more depth before moving on.