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So this has been a long time coming, nearly a year of off and on work with it to make it what it is now.

So if you've been following my work here, you'll likely remember this woman turned four-armed snake creature as Sadi from the 1958 Harryhausen classic The 7th Voyage of Sinbad.
Doing the animation felt akin to following in Ray Harryhausen's craft of stop-motion animation, moving individual portions of the body one frame at a time, and trying to understand how they would likely move; it took a lot of planing and concentration.
I wont dare say that I've come anywhere near Harryhausen's level of mastery, but after 200 and ten frames for a mere 12.6 seconds of animation, I can say I have a new-found respect for his own efforts.

The background was kinda thrown together last minute (they're not my strong suit) and converting the frames to a .gif file sorta ate the overall quality of the picture, making it look a little less "Woah", so I'll leave it be. Let me know if the background's distracting, though. I can see about uploading another version without it if there's a demand for it; it's really only there for some mood-lighting.

But yes, huzzah for belly dancing snake women with four arms, I just don't see enough of them out there. For a more immersing effect, watch the animation paired up with this clip of the Snake Woman scene from The 7th Voyage of Sinbad. If you're looking for something that's a bit more fine-tuned to match-up with this animation, then send me a note and I'll set you up with a link.

For a saucy description of the subject matter head over here .

For a better colored, and still, version click here .

Oh! Before I forget, I mentioned in my previous upload that there would be a quiz about whom created the character Shantae, the half-genie hero from the game of the same name. Answer correctly and you'll get a link to a download of Shantae in a naga transformation (which on it's own can be seen by clicking here) paired up with music from the Sinbad snake woman scene. So, who created Shantae? Sending a correct answer via either a comment here or anywhere on my page, or in a note, will get you a note from me with the link.

Description
So this has been a long time coming, nearly a year of off and on work with it to make it what it is now.

So if you've been following my work here, you'll likely remember this woman turned four-armed snake creature as Sadi from the 1958 Harryhausen classic The 7th Voyage of Sinbad.
Doing the animation felt akin to following in Ray Harryhausen's craft of stop-motion animation, moving individual portions of the body one frame at a time, and trying to understand how they would likely move; it took a lot of planing and concentration.
I wont dare say that I've come anywhere near Harryhausen's level of mastery, but after 200 and ten frames for a mere 12.6 seconds of animation, I can say I have a new-found respect for his own efforts.

The background was kinda thrown together last minute (they're not my strong suit) and converting the frames to a .gif file sorta ate the overall quality of the picture, making it look a little less "Woah", so I'll leave it be. Let me know if the background's distracting, though. I can see about uploading another version without it if there's a demand for it; it's really only there for some mood-lighting.

But yes, huzzah for belly dancing snake women with four arms, I just don't see enough of them out there. For a more immersing effect, watch the animation paired up with this clip of the Snake Woman scene from The 7th Voyage of Sinbad. If you're looking for something that's a bit more fine-tuned to match-up with this animation, then send me a note and I'll set you up with a link.

For a saucy description of the subject matter head over here .

For a better colored, and still, version click here .

Oh! Before I forget, I mentioned in my previous upload that there would be a quiz about whom created the character Shantae, the half-genie hero from the game of the same name. Answer correctly and you'll get a link to a download of Shantae in a naga transformation (which on it's own can be seen by clicking here) paired up with music from the Sinbad snake woman scene. So, who created Shantae? Sending a correct answer via either a comment here or anywhere on my page, or in a note, will get you a note from me with the link.