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somebody requested a tutorial for these, so here's my attempt to explain my process c: I HOPE THIS ISN'T CONFUSING LOL

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#1 Front reaches highest position, butt going up
#2 Front goes down, butt still going up
#3 Front still going down, butt catches up with front and starts going down too
#4 Front and back going down
#5 Front bounces back up, butt still going down
#6 Front still going up, butt catches up with front and starts going up too)

SO BASICALLY the different parts of the body move at different rates, with some parts leading and other parts trailing behind. When one part changes direction, it takes a second for the other parts to catch up. So, when the upper body is bouncing up, the butt follows along, and when the upper body starts to drop, the butt continues its upward motion slightly before it starts to drop as well.

You can also have the head, ears, tail, or accessories follow along as well. Mostly I just screw around until I get something that looks right. I don't always get it exactly correct(the hair and ears on mr. red guy here are a little odd) but practice makes perfect. :>

I do my art in sai and animate in aseprite.

Description

somebody requested a tutorial for these, so here's my attempt to explain my process c: I HOPE THIS ISN'T CONFUSING LOL

(Image text:

#1 Front reaches highest position, butt going up
#2 Front goes down, butt still going up
#3 Front still going down, butt catches up with front and starts going down too
#4 Front and back going down
#5 Front bounces back up, butt still going down
#6 Front still going up, butt catches up with front and starts going up too)

SO BASICALLY the different parts of the body move at different rates, with some parts leading and other parts trailing behind. When one part changes direction, it takes a second for the other parts to catch up. So, when the upper body is bouncing up, the butt follows along, and when the upper body starts to drop, the butt continues its upward motion slightly before it starts to drop as well.

You can also have the head, ears, tail, or accessories follow along as well. Mostly I just screw around until I get something that looks right. I don't always get it exactly correct(the hair and ears on mr. red guy here are a little odd) but practice makes perfect. :>

I do my art in sai and animate in aseprite.