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Published: 2017-03-13 04:15:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 968; Favourites: 7; Downloads: 0
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This is was a really fun (and a bit challenging) task to fullfil. For our Fundamentals of Animation class, last year, we had to animate some character dancing to the rhythm of the YMCA song.One of the requirements was that our animation had to loop.
Another requirement was that our character couldn't do the same moves more than two times, so I had to come up with something for him to do.
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This is great! You did a great job drawing and designing him and amazing animation! And another picture of the Trix Rabbit worth adding to my favorites!
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Thank you very much!
I really struggled while doing it, but I also had a lot of fun!
Sorry for replying like 2 months later, I got a little disconnected from the online art world because of school and such.
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That's okay, I don't always reply right away myself. Plus once I was off of Deviant Art from March to July 2016, for almost four months.
And I know how demanding school can be, was in college for 8 years when it should have been 4!
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Really? Why was that? D:
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If you're talking about Deviant Art, I needed the time off, I felt like I was spending too much time on DA and not enough time on more important things.
As for school, funny you should ask me that, I was going to tell you the story but it was a long story and you didn't ask so I didn't tell.
Well, in a nutshell, I wasn't a serious student in college, at least not until the last four years of it. And mind you I didn't want to go to college in the first place but my mother insisted and I was kind of afraid to talk my way out of it, some of it was for psychological purposes, plus I was suffering from deep depression and other major issues when I started going to college. And I didn't pass every class, I was a struggling college student. I even took four classes during my first semester only because I thought that was expected of me, including a Spanish class. And I learned I could only take two classes at a time and pass, every time I tried to take more than two classes, and I mean "MORE THAN TWO" it would not go well. The very last time I took more than two classes, which was Math 92, Anthropology 110, and Spanish 102, at two different campuses, Math and Anthropology Tuesdays and Thursdays on one campus and Spanish on another Mondays and Wednesdays, and I did not like my Spanish teacher who was six years older than I was (she was a no-excused absence teacher!) But I was really struggling and failed all my first exams. I even tried getting help and things didn't seem to get better. And finally it got to the point where I had to drop one of my classes, the Spanish class, leaving me the math and anthopology classes, both of which I got out with a C but I was working my behind off to get good grades because I really really wanted to get out of collegeΒ and as soon as possible.
A few months before that, I found out I had stay in college for four more years and I was devastated and floored! IΒ felt doomed and gloomed! Admittedly much of it was my fault, I didn't take college very seriously and when I saw my Class check list and saw I had more required credits than cleared credits, that was my wake up call. And my mother refused to let me out of college (to be honest, I don't feel college is important, others do but I'm sorry but I don't and feel it's a waste of time and energy, and it's too expensive. I know not everyone will agree with me on that but that's just how I feel.) Mind you though, I'm not against getting an education, surely we all need that! But what if you go to college for one thing but what you're pursuing you cannot get or whatever, so you have to go back to college to persue something else? That's not what I wanted but I don't think I told anyone.
And I did try to speed things up so I could get out of college sooner, even planning to take summer and maybe winter classes, but it was just too much for me and I just couldn't do it. I'm also a slow learner and a slow worker mind you and I have a learning disability (I have autism, I want everyone who knows me to know this about me.) With this and learning I was going to be in college for so long, and realizing I was just going to have to live out four more years in college, I sacrificed a lot of things just to get through and get out of college, although I still had other obligations. It was little to no fun and I didn't have much of a life outside of college. I also became more anti-social and reluctant to do things until I was emotionally ready, and I put much of my life on hold (some for psychological purposes) until I was ready to do things.
But finally after 8 years, although I took a semester off, I finally graduated college, something I didn't think I could ever do. I did miss college a little, transitioning from a college life to a non-college life, but I never ever want to go back again for anything!
And I was going to try to get a part time job until my health started failing like it is now! My health started failing a few months after I finished college, one reason was I lost lots of weight, I did it on purpose because I didn't want to be fat and didn't like that I was 210 lbs, so I started exercising and changing some of my eating habits and my diet. But there were days I intentionally fasted, even went two days in a row without eating, again some of it was psychological, and I got to the point I weighed as little as 129 lbs, maybe a little less but that's what the scale showed. And I learned later I was underweight and needed to gain weight back. Plus people urged me not to lose weight but I wouldn't listen, until a doctor told me to and I heard on ABC News that an underweight unfit person was more likely to die than an overweight person. That jolted me to gain weight back again (thankfully I like eating!) Plus being thin was my identity!
I weigh more now but I'm still having health problems, and I'm also on disability and a fixed income, and I think I'd have trouble holding down a job anyway, I used to work fast food once and I had trouble getting along with other co-workers and broke down on the job and had to go home early. I was only 19 at the time and my mother was too sick to work and my sister was too young to work so I was forced to be an early bread-winner. It was hard and tough! I've only had one job in my life. I did try applying for other jobs but no one hired me.
I know a lot of what i am saying sounds ridiculous, and sadly I am a ridiculous person, at least some reading this will think so, but what I've been through is a super long and complicated story, much of which is too painful to tell or get into and some of it just feels insurmountable. And also, I'm now understanding my mother more and may have some sicknesses she has and to make a long story short, auto-immune diseases run in my maternal family and my mother has lupus, which is one reason she stopped working and doesn't now. I just hope I don't have lupus too although I think I'd rather have that than Multiple-Sclurosis, something my great aunt, a sister of someone who adopted my mother, had and died of around the time I graduated High School!
I do go to a mental health clinic and my next appointment is some time early next month and I'm on several meds, for physical and mental/emotional/psychological purposes, including O.C.D. and High Anxiety. So yeah, I'm a very compromised person!
That's all I'll say. This was supposed to be about my college experiences, which I do admit some of was not too bad, but I ended up telling more about myself and trust me I tend to get carried away!
Over and out!
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