>>828038While I'm awake, I'll make you smth. Fair warning:
I do not remember the path for the hands.
›videos
They were about anything honestly (music, short stories, remaking scenes, dumb stuff, etc). I have a microphone for the rare times I wanted to use my voice, otherwise, just audio I ninjad from videos.
Y’know, I guess I just got used to it at some point, Anon. I never took the time to really think how it felt to have so many unfinished projects. Hm.
>It sounds rather daunting.Also, thanks, man. I’m hoping it’ll get better when I get more satisfied with my work (but, as you can probably understand, the goalpost never stops moving). One day, my finished will outweigh my unfinished. I’ll work on it.
>And don't forget to back up your files, since I assume you have plenty of them.Now THAT, I DID work on. I got got by corrupted files one too many times.
>On average how long does it take to make your animations up to the WIP point?I actually time myself for this one
>>828093 to try and get you an accurate number. I started from scratch (no drawn stills) and finished around 45 minutes. Funnily, most of the time wasn’t spent on the main frames, it was the in-betweens.
>How much more if you ever finish them?Clean-up/Lining is the shortest that I’ve noticed.
Coloring…coloring is my mortal enemy (like an extra 1-5 hours. Depends on how many frames and the complexity). This could also be a me issue because I still haven’t found a satisfying way to color my frames.
> Lovely Lane btw. I like her spats'd hips, how you see faint toe marks in the boots, and the coloring.Tq, Anon :) Lane is fun to draw and dress up. She’s just one of those characters I like to fall back on when I can’t think of anything to doodle. I don’t know what it is, but she gets the noggin joggin’.
