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Like all .swf files here on dA, wait for the first time round and watch the second time. It'll be faster XD

Neh. First time doing hand-drawn animation, so no flaming >_>
IT SHRINKS! Referring to the canine thing. It shrinks O_o And DON'T comment on the anatomy, the first frame's okay, but the other one's aren't. This is just practicing animation, not my skills at canine anatomy (which I don't have)XD

It's crying, and I know that the tear goes weird when it falls (it shifts over to the left a bit) but I can't help that now.
It has 23 frames (originally had 22 but it looked strange when it ended with it's eyes closed), each hand-drawn on semi-transparent paper.
When I scanned them into Paint, I saved them as a .bmp file (Frame1, Frame2, Frame3 etc.) and when I was preparing to open every single one in Flash MX in a different document and copy and paste, it said 'This image appears to be in a series of images. Would you like to import the whole series?'
And I was thinking, 'Well, why not?' So I clicked Yes, and I played around with it, except the Tweening didn't work so I just gave up on that and left it as it was.
NO Flash editing here (I undid that all), the only thing I used the computer for was putting it together (and scanning blah blah blah), but no drawing/creation of frames.

My scanner wrecked the shading, too -__-

Q: Why does it lift it's front leg?
A: It actually lifts and puts down it front leg to use it as a balance to move it's only visible back leg. But the animation's so wobbly that the back leg movement just looks the same as everything else

Time Taken: 2 hours to draw, 1/2 an hour to shade, another 1/2 an hour to scan, and 5 minutes to put together in Flash.
Frames: 23

Description
Like all .swf files here on dA, wait for the first time round and watch the second time. It'll be faster XD

Neh. First time doing hand-drawn animation, so no flaming >_>
IT SHRINKS! Referring to the canine thing. It shrinks O_o And DON'T comment on the anatomy, the first frame's okay, but the other one's aren't. This is just practicing animation, not my skills at canine anatomy (which I don't have)XD

It's crying, and I know that the tear goes weird when it falls (it shifts over to the left a bit) but I can't help that now.
It has 23 frames (originally had 22 but it looked strange when it ended with it's eyes closed), each hand-drawn on semi-transparent paper.
When I scanned them into Paint, I saved them as a .bmp file (Frame1, Frame2, Frame3 etc.) and when I was preparing to open every single one in Flash MX in a different document and copy and paste, it said 'This image appears to be in a series of images. Would you like to import the whole series?'
And I was thinking, 'Well, why not?' So I clicked Yes, and I played around with it, except the Tweening didn't work so I just gave up on that and left it as it was.
NO Flash editing here (I undid that all), the only thing I used the computer for was putting it together (and scanning blah blah blah), but no drawing/creation of frames.

My scanner wrecked the shading, too -__-

Q: Why does it lift it's front leg?
A: It actually lifts and puts down it front leg to use it as a balance to move it's only visible back leg. But the animation's so wobbly that the back leg movement just looks the same as everything else

Time Taken: 2 hours to draw, 1/2 an hour to shade, another 1/2 an hour to scan, and 5 minutes to put together in Flash.
Frames: 23