why yes, that's exactly what I did. And and and.... guess where that orange thread came from?
Yes indeed, it came from a big orange pumpkin-shaped pincushion that the creator of Halfland sent me some years ago, all loaded down with trinkets, bric-a-brac and thingamabobs that she thought I might find useful. I still turn to that resource all the time, and it still hasn't run dry. The gift that keeps on giving!
Heh... now I guess I HAVE to do some secondary drawstringimation!! Should make the character more fun though... especially considering he's the most active actor on the set.
And now that my year-long vacation from animation (from June 08 to June 09) has ended I took a long cool drink of Iwannagetthisthingdone!!!!
Perfect and stylin, perfect stylin. How'd ju match the draw string so well? Did I see that you wrapped silk thread around wire? Brill.
ReplyDeletewhy yes, that's exactly what I did. And and and.... guess where that orange thread came from?
ReplyDeleteYes indeed, it came from a big orange pumpkin-shaped pincushion that the creator of Halfland sent me some years ago, all loaded down with trinkets, bric-a-brac and thingamabobs that she thought I might find useful. I still turn to that resource all the time, and it still hasn't run dry. The gift that keeps on giving!
Great touch with the drawstring! So if that's wire inside, you could do some secondary animation with the strings swinging?
ReplyDeleteMike, you must've had a sip of whatever Shelley's on - both of you got major progress happening!
Heh... now I guess I HAVE to do some secondary drawstringimation!! Should make the character more fun though... especially considering he's the most active actor on the set.
ReplyDeleteAnd now that my year-long vacation from animation (from June 08 to June 09) has ended I took a long cool drink of Iwannagetthisthingdone!!!!
Great imagination !!
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