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[WARNING SOUND!!!]

Here it is! My animation project that took me nearly one-in-a-half to two years of on and off work. It's a shame that I didn't finish it earlier, but between this, work, and life altogether, I could only do so much at a time. However, because I've been out of work due to my health risks with the COVID-19 outbreak, I finally found the time to get this thing done.

About the Animation:

I decided I wanted to create a simple, yet smooth and well-done, little animation of an elephant [i]shaking in a style to the classic Disney movie Dumbo. Each day, I painstakingly drew and re-drew animation cels on the raster animation software I have and played them over and over until I felt each scene was just right. After sketching, I carefully inked the lines in making sure the lines were smooth, yet rough enough to make it look like I did it with real pen on paper. Then I colored it and added a color filter that I thought would give it a vintage look to it. The sound editing came last, and that's what truly helps this animation come to life. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the hard work I put into this.

Until next time!

Animation (c) Trunkator

Description

Video LINK: ln5.sync.com/dl/f68653220/iu6h…

[WARNING SOUND!!!]

Here it is! My animation project that took me nearly one-in-a-half to two years of on and off work. It's a shame that I didn't finish it earlier, but between this, work, and life altogether, I could only do so much at a time. However, because I've been out of work due to my health risks with the COVID-19 outbreak, I finally found the time to get this thing done.

About the Animation:

I decided I wanted to create a simple, yet smooth and well-done, little animation of an elephant [i]shaking in a style to the classic Disney movie Dumbo. Each day, I painstakingly drew and re-drew animation cels on the raster animation software I have and played them over and over until I felt each scene was just right. After sketching, I carefully inked the lines in making sure the lines were smooth, yet rough enough to make it look like I did it with real pen on paper. Then I colored it and added a color filter that I thought would give it a vintage look to it. The sound editing came last, and that's what truly helps this animation come to life. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the hard work I put into this.

Until next time!

Animation (c) Trunkator