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Epsilon-Shadow β Stand up/sit down animation practice
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Published: 2018-12-30 20:27:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 23240; Favourites: 390; Downloads: 118
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I wanted to understand how does Lydia move her tentacles to sit down. Back when I drew the "New toy" picture I imagined that coiled tentacles should be the most comfortable pose for her. So here are my thoughts about how does she go from standing to sitting position. To sit down like that she coils the hind pair of tentacles and leans on them. Then goes the middle pair and then the front pair. During all the movement she leans on four tentacles to avoid falling. To stand up she repeats process backward, uncoiling the front pair of tentacles, then middle, then hind.Progress on that animation is here -Β twitter.com/EpsilonShadow/statβ¦
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Really fantastic work! I love trying to work out movement for unusual bodies that feels natural for those people. This is really great, well thought out, and very well animated. Great work!Β
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Thank you!
Figuring out tentacle legs is really interesting. A completely different set of movementsΒ Β
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What's fun is how she can use them as hands in some of your other animations, unlike my girls who just have more legs.
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nice and fluid like she's been doing this every day for some time
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I imagine it took her a long time get used to tentacles so I guess it's trueΒ
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so what is the end goal of this project? Is there going to be an animated feature film with these characters one day?
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Yep. I writing her story and want to tell it somehow. I'm not sure about the form right now but I'm polishing a script for a short cartoon about this character and the world she's living in.
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I'd buy it as a cartoon or a comic. It would be a shame if it could only be told in some non visual medium in the end.
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I'm terrible with words so I'm definitely aiming for something visual.
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If you need help with the writing aspect I'd be delighted to help for free with whatever you need.
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I cant wait to see whatever it is
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