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Part Tutorial because I use this as an example to explain more of my animation process on Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgEP14…

It started as a fun little animation where I really wanted a good trot movement - bouncy and cute with not just the legs stepping correctly but also for them to do more or have more interesting timings when they move to step again. So a lot of thought went into the legs (And head somewhat) and not much else, but then, I thought it might be a good opportunity to show the rest of my animation process - How I go from a rough version as seen previously, to a finished article as well as plant ideas into learning animators about secondary actions to make their work stand out

So, the trot cycle itself is here in all its finished glory but head over to my Youtube to see me explain the process.

Please support my channel by leaving a like, comment or sharing it with friends. If you like what you see, please consider subbing my Youtube Channel too as I occasionally post previews of animations before they make it to my Devi-ART.

Also, if you're an artist or animator yourself, consider joining the Channel Frederator Network, a massive community of friendly and helpful people in the field who have helped me to grow my Youtube Channel and helped me get to where I am today! Join the Channel Frederator Network

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Description
Part Tutorial because I use this as an example to explain more of my animation process on Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgEP14…

It started as a fun little animation where I really wanted a good trot movement - bouncy and cute with not just the legs stepping correctly but also for them to do more or have more interesting timings when they move to step again. So a lot of thought went into the legs (And head somewhat) and not much else, but then, I thought it might be a good opportunity to show the rest of my animation process - How I go from a rough version as seen previously, to a finished article as well as plant ideas into learning animators about secondary actions to make their work stand out

So, the trot cycle itself is here in all its finished glory but head over to my Youtube to see me explain the process.

Please support my channel by leaving a like, comment or sharing it with friends. If you like what you see, please consider subbing my Youtube Channel too as I occasionally post previews of animations before they make it to my Devi-ART.

Also, if you're an artist or animator yourself, consider joining the Channel Frederator Network, a massive community of friendly and helpful people in the field who have helped me to grow my Youtube Channel and helped me get to where I am today! Join the Channel Frederator Network

See also: