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Published: 2016-08-25 19:09:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 1633; Favourites: 134; Downloads: 22
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"Hey listen!"
Erutan trys to super mario 3 when Navi appears. The look on her face says to me you have my attention. This happens to me every once in a while when I'm in the zone playing a video game. XD Also thought this would be a good way to introduce the new character. :Β )
More of Erutan and fairies in episode 5 watch if you wanna! : D
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Always adorable! Love the richness in your palette! ^^
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Thanks buddy, the color worked really well against the forest. : )
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Lol! XD Is that steven colbert?
I kept having to pause ocarina of time to get Navi's motion just right. : )
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i saw the episode and her hair is gone!!?!
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That's right. : ) Erutan continues to push vallow until the once beautiful Nymph was transformed into an imp striped from her nature powers.
I really like that concept, and thought it would make a good story.
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Indeedy! ^_^
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(Gasp!) Optimus prime! O_O ... It's an honor!
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βΊοΈI like your drawing
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Aw, you got me! XD Couldn't help but include a Zelda parody. : )
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Thank you Azurilla! : D More of this in the next pop nebula dreamer.
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It looks great, but I have one gripe. Her iris in a few frames moves to the left by 1 pixel, and it's kind of weird. I'd say maybe keep it stationary.
Other than that I love it.
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Oh yeah, I can explain that. When I was animating her I had to double the pixels by twice their normal size. That's one of the draw backs with pixel animation. The smaller the image, the harder it is to add subtlety.Β
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Ah, that explains it. I don't work w/ big pixels (plan on it soon), which explains why I saw it like that.
Thanks for clarifying.
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I know right? : )
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