YOU GAVE HIM BALLS heehehehe
wait dinos dont have balls D:

that's not balls

bulgepowers!
would ayato like to see my small doodles in toonbooooom? i feel like we could EXCHANGE FUNWORKS

This could be FUN TIMES YO
I would love to.
What's your current name on steam again? It keeps changing.

pooface!
sorry it changes, but i am gonna keep the orange melonface picture ;D

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1634901/ OLD POOP chelsea looks better now >:C
http://www.phyer.net/user/ritts/doo.....helseasigh.mov most recent ;D

ugh i need to buy toon boom animate and get my shit startedddddddd

Sorry to be cheeky but mind if i get in on this convosation? I'm making a movie for my final major project atm and would love to show and talk about this kind of stuff with people outside my class.

also cant wait to see MOAR FROM U

I'm still ambling about in training wheels, but I'll post more when I'm able :>

their? so their not balls, but their are two of them what ever they are?

oh that, how did i read that wrong D:

Aha awesome but dont think we cant see you cheating moving the same head back and forth :P It's very nice though i'd like to point out your legs are shrinking and streaching, and also your missing the last frame to link the cycle though that might of been cut off while exporting if you did do it. its a nice test but with tailed creatures you cant get away with tracing the left leg to do the same as the right, it makes the whole body lack the slight twist you get whilst walking and without that twist that can be exaturated with expression and emotion, you can end up sucking out all the character.

Also, balls!

I didnt trace the legs, though I did copy the head. It was more important to me that the walking was functional, since this is a test, not a finished animation. If I wanted to add some life into the character I could take the time to make changes and adjustments later.

And its not balls.

Neat stuff. I like how upright he walks. Great job with the legs.

Thanks. I'm new to field of animation so it's exciting to learn what's possible. Gotta start small though!