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Here's Frosty!

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Here's an animation test I put together for one of the chracters in my Christmas special:

http://webzoom.freewebs.com/jtn1989/Frosty.mov

I put some squash and stretch in the snowman and tried to put some wieght in the jump.
lol BOTH are something you don't usually see in my animation ;)

For the squash and stretch I used the "scale bone" tool.

Comments and critiques please :D

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Nice!

The bounce may have been a bit exaggerated at the end... but I am far from an expert, and heck, it's a cartoon.

Wait, forget I said anything else but "Nice!" :oops:

I liked it.
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Post by gavi dvan »

I like it, the squash and stretch really makes it happen, nice work
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Post by Rasheed »

T wrote:The bounce may have been a bit exaggerated at the end...
"Animation theory" states that you can two ways in this case:
• more realism (more subtleness)
• less realism (more exaggeration)

I think Walt Disney called this kind of situations "mushy". He seems to have chosen more often for less realism, because that is easier to get right and certainly more amusing.

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Definitely true... nothing looks more fake than attempted realism (at least poorly attempted)... which is why I love traditional cartoons I guess, and tend to squirm during bad movie-cgi-3d-physics.
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