Let It Out

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oops

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making a post as an excuse to show off my hot new avatar

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I sell that knife at my store. 18/10 stainless steel. At our store, Walco sells the same price for cheaper. Same quality too; 18/10 S/S.

We also sell a Winco brand even cheaper than that, but it's 18/0.

Walco's pattern is named Pacific Rim
Winco's pattern is named Continental

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This reeks of 2007-2008.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8hXzWA1EeFiS2t4dkRVQXZLYWs/view

Best spraypaint to use for Garry's Mod Murder.

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Very floaty.

Here, this will help, Cuzco:
http://vimeo.com/93206523
http://vimeo.com/99876106

I think it's pretty good as it is. I slightly over-use S&S animation. Also, this is an animation puppet made of geometric shapes, not hand-drawn animation. That first video you showed me is impressive, though.

You can apply it to anything...really...

I kinda already know about the 12 principals of animation, though. However, concerning 'Very floaty.', if you mean the fact that Toothy is sometimes not aligned to the bottom of the image (too high/low), then yeah, I kinda could do better. Also, there ARE awkward keyframe positions.

Still, it looks fine to me. I like to keep everything moving because it's virtually impossible for one to stay COMPLETELY still without budging by an atom, and I apply that to my characters as well, since I don't want to end up having another movie similar to that very out-of-place movie I made for the failed 'DDRMAX4' that I never used again (ever) since I scrapped max4 and realized it was an excuse for a jukebox of songs I like with visuals.

Ok... if you say you know the principles of animation, then cool, but it doesn't reflect much in your work. Just saying.

Yeah, true, I guess. I never made a looping dance animation though, so it's good for a first try.

nvm rip

Best highlight for ESL One Cologne 2014.

Yes, I know it was aired around August, but this is just too good to pass up.

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@Cuzco: I don't really like how everything seems too squishy and how the face shifts and squishes around a lot... animation seems to be too fast too.

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The actual animation is at 60 fps, at 160 frames. Granted, I COULD slow everything down by .5 so that it's 320 frames, but that would cause the animation to be longer than I think it should be. But actually, now that you mention it, yes, the face DOES seem to shift around a lot... I'm going to re-do the 3 characters I finished and reduce that for the 4th.

Also, about how everything seems too squishy, I tend to overuse stretch-and-squash animation with characters... Especially in dance sequences like that. Maybe it's to avoid ending up with that one extremely awkward movie I made for DDRMAX4. (which this is, in a way) I am going to post a second gif reducing 2 of the issues and maybe showcase another one.

Bump; Ohp.

o-oh shi-..... how would one judge that lol, thats a good shot tho...