I may go back and extend this tonight. It's not intended to be ... well, the more you move the parts around, the worst the animation looks with motion tweens if you're doing organic or living creatures. It's strange, but there it is. I certainly learned that lesson on my goo girls in After Effects and now have to go back and fix it.
Less is more, subtlety and suggestion of movement is actually more powerful in this context because if I do it more, the illusion of 3D-ness starts to break up some.
Frame-by-frame is what works best with gross (large) movement, but her shading and design would need to be just a bit simpler for that until I finish training my apprentices.
I average around 60 layers. @_@ I may go back and extend this tonight. It's not intended to be ...
Average 60 layers.. darn.. no wonder it took you that long, never the less it does look like you have putted a lot of work into it, so it does indeed show in the flash / Animated picture ^^
Average 60 layers.. darn.. no wonder it took you that long, never the less it does look like you hav
WOW! This some very nice work. Great detail and one can't help being drawn into her face. Her eyes and smile are so stunning and inticing! The background work is sweet, too! Kudos on this piece, Buttercup!!! ;)
WOW! This some very nice work. Great detail and one can't help being drawn into her face. Her eyes a
you ever think you work too much? awsome animatio it flows nice and the colors are great, but damn 9 hours 60 layers... you work too much *gives a vaction*
you ever think you work too much? awsome animatio it flows nice and the colors are great, but damn 9
