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Earldense β Animation Exercise 6 - Character Blinking
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Published: 2016-07-11 17:42:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 2118; Favourites: 75; Downloads: 5
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I thought about actually animating the rest but decided against it since the blink is the purpose of this exercise and I didn't want anything to distract from that.And if you didn't know about Secretarybirds' luscious eyelashes before, you do now.
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For the sake of fun and benefit of my animation abilities I'm going to try to do all the exercises from this list: www.animatorisland.com/51-greaβ¦
If you animate/want to try animating, I encourage you to try these as well! (And link me to them, I'd love seeing others' animations.)
Also, I appreciate critiques.
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21 frames at 24 fps
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You did a really great job on the first few exercises. It's always interesting to see how people interpret the same basic concept.
My own take on the list is here .
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Thanks for sharing! Your later ones are really good
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No probs 
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aaa what a stylish take on a basic animation. i love all the little touches you added - the motion of the eyelashes, the contracting pupil, the inner eyelid swooshing back. good stuff 
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Beautiful. I love how every detail has its own timing, that's not an easy thing to do.
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Secretary birds are so fabulous. If only my laptop could handle animation programs ;A;
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I rather like the effect of the pupil refocusing a bit, really adds to the animation c:
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Hw do you make your animations so smooth ? Does it depend on the program that you use?
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No, it depends on skill
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Skill? like years of practice? or spending all the time on animation?
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Any program or way or tips how to animate for a beginner like me?
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You already asked me that. I gave you the playlist of the principles of animation.
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oh right sorry. thank you again for the help.
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