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Published: 2016-06-03 02:44:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 640; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 6
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one more inexplicable looped animated lizard wearing a furry coat despite a lack of other clothing or presumed endothermia. These require some effort but not much thought! Until I go to write the title, anyhow.Related content
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who does this creature think it is? maybe it should be courteous and consider those that may be around and forced to see it, before hopping around like that
i hope the animation goes well though!
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Well, there goes a perfectly good Annie joke. ;w;
Lol, seriously though, very fantastic work. The loop looks pretty nice and smooth.
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In fact it is one of them in better spirits.
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seen them before!
just saying it's hyper cause, look at all that jumping.
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Your animations inspiring me to do my own again, i miss it so much.
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Thank you! Inspiration is a wonderful thing to give, I suppose.
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You inspire me always, perhaps i will try tomorrow to animate!
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Heheheh....very cool and cute animation. Keep it up! X3
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Thank you! This is the last loopable lizard from the larger thing it is pulled from, for the time being, but I certainly intend to continue moving things, even if they do not function out of context.
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Please do! I think it's great to work in animation as much as you can. Wish I could try it out myself someday. Either way, you definitely got it down. I really hope to see more from you. ^^
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Thank you! But I would not go so far as to say I have it "down"; interactions between characters and objects or other characters are a great deal more trouble. Figures more detailed than this have also given me some trouble, and I don't even bother matching mouths to dialog, but I am certainly better at the whole of the presentation than I was a few years ago. I do not see why you cannot try it out. There is free software you can use if you cannot afford paid stuff (or are not the sort to acquire it through other means). Or you can do it the traditional way with translucent paper, but that needs a different set of tools and skills.
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Traditional methods are by far pretty tedious as far as I've heard. I wouldn't mind trying out some sort of computer program in the future by any means. I'd like to give a hand in it sometime if I can. From what I hear, effort needs to be put into whatever you are animating exponentially as it's very particular in ways of motion and presentation. But yes, I can tell you are improving as you grow more comfortable with it. I think it's great you've found something fun to work with. X3
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