Cartoon Cat Mascot Animation Set
Budget / Salary$50–100
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I’d like to turn my real-life cat into a simple, charming 2D mascot for a desktop companion app. The style should stay clearly cartoonish—think clean outlines, soft colours and big expressive eyes rather than anything realistic.
Here is exactly what I need:
• Five short looping animations, each around 20-50 frames.
1. Walking calmly across the screen.
2. Curled up and sleeping.
3. Standing idle with only the tail (and maybe ears/eyes) moving.
4. Stretching a paw upward to reach something high (as if there was a button she wanted to press).
5. Sudden surprise reaction: wide pupils, quick head tilt, an exclamation mark popping above her.
Every loop has to feel fluid, cute and light enough for real-time display. Transparent background is essential, and you can deliver in GIF or APNG—either works for me as long as colours stay crisp and file sizes remain reasonable for a small app.
Attached are some photos of the cat. Please keep shading minimal, avoid heavy effects, and make sure each loop ends cleanly so it can repeat indefinitely without a jump. When you send the drafts, a quick preview video or low-res version is fine; final hand-off should include the full-resolution layered source (PSD, Clip Studio, Procreate, etc.) plus the exported GIF/APNG files.
If this sounds fun, let’s chat and we can lock in timing.
Here is exactly what I need:
• Five short looping animations, each around 20-50 frames.
1. Walking calmly across the screen.
2. Curled up and sleeping.
3. Standing idle with only the tail (and maybe ears/eyes) moving.
4. Stretching a paw upward to reach something high (as if there was a button she wanted to press).
5. Sudden surprise reaction: wide pupils, quick head tilt, an exclamation mark popping above her.
Every loop has to feel fluid, cute and light enough for real-time display. Transparent background is essential, and you can deliver in GIF or APNG—either works for me as long as colours stay crisp and file sizes remain reasonable for a small app.
Attached are some photos of the cat. Please keep shading minimal, avoid heavy effects, and make sure each loop ends cleanly so it can repeat indefinitely without a jump. When you send the drafts, a quick preview video or low-res version is fine; final hand-off should include the full-resolution layered source (PSD, Clip Studio, Procreate, etc.) plus the exported GIF/APNG files.
If this sounds fun, let’s chat and we can lock in timing.
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