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I love how when the legs on this side of the body come together you can almost feel how rigid this thing is X3like you can hear the "clunk" its steps make, my only suggestion would to have the side opposite the camera do the same, which it looks like you used the same number of frames, and it might just be the line work when your done that makes the difference, very well done, cant wait to see finished!
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Just noticed the back leg, opposite the camera comes up a little off the base line, I wouldn't worry too much, its not even noticeable hahaa I would just take note when you do the line work again (:
wouldn't wanna meet one of these in person lol
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oh my goodness... this is amazing. so, i would add a bit more tail animation, like as if it was swinging like hereΒ Β Β , how they move along with the back legs mostly.Β
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Actually, the stomp creature has a very stiff and long tail, so it does not move very much. Also, those are running cycles, not walk cycles, that's why the tail moves so much
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i understand that, but i saw some dragon walk cycles by fourth-star and the dragons tails lightly jumped up and down. but what i was saying, since it is a reptile, the tail would move from side to side, so you could make as if it were moving like that.
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*face-palm*
Those were trotting animations.TROTTING.
This reptile has a siff tail, and yes if you look closely the tail does sway. Just barely.
I asked some great animators about his, like Skystar and Azurehowl. They Now alot about anatomy. They could tell me some things about.... since this really isn't a really creature i think azure could say some stuff..Β
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there were walking animations as well.Β Β
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Like I said, azure and sky are coming. They'll what to do.
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Thank you!
All done with photoshop!
(Even though it took forever)
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