i have mixed feelings about Tom Holland because while I do think he’s an excellent casting decision for Spider-Man there’s also the fact that my name is Tom and I am from Holland and i’ve always wanted to be Spider-Man so by all rights he should be my mortal enemy
our birthdays are also less than a year apart so in another universe i may very well have been him so i’m going to do everything in my power to escape this timeline and move to that one
do you think you would be better about not spoiling the avengers?
rose’s is a picture of her and kan, taken with a high quality camera, with dramatic lighting and lots of digital touch-up editing. it’s very posed and they’re both looking directly at the camera
jade’s is a landscape picture taken on her wandering of earth c; if you look closely you can see some specs that are dave and karkat
dave’s is a selfie he took of himself with karkat unknowingly looking silly in the background
Hey folks, Paul here for MOTION MONDAY! I had fun making today’s GIFs… but this post might have killed my laptop. (Lots of quirks and crashes in the last 24 hours… always back up your work!)
Today’s focus is timing, specifically hang-time, and how it gives airborne objects a sense of gravity. I’m not gonna type much, so hopefully these GIFs speak for themselves. Enjoy!
With hang-time:
Without hang-time:
[Expressions: you know this is wrong, why are you doing this Paul]
Hang-time is the main focus here, but there are also other factors to consider…
Follow-through: notice in the
top example, big baby Thundercluck
has extra fluidity because his body changes direction first, then his wings and tail change direction afterwards. This can add a lot of life to characters with hair, tails, scarves, etc.
Squash-and-stretch: again in the top example, Thundercluck stretches when he’s moving fast, and squashes when he slows down (mostly when Brunhilde catches him). This is often used on bouncing ball animations, but it can add life to characters, too!
Arc motion: this isn’t showcased by either example because Thundercluck’s only moving vertically. If he were also moving side to side, though, it’d be crucial for his path to follow an arc. (Think upside-down “U,” not right-side-up “A.”)
These are among Disney’s “12 Basic Principles of Animation.” I’m planning to demonstrate another principle next week, likely one of the three “other factors” listed right above. If anyone has a request, let me know!
Thanks for watching, and be sure to check back… on the next exciting episode of Chicken Ball Z MOTION MONDAY!
Darkest Dungeon has what is probably my new favorite enemy in any game ever, the Collector
(Shown here with one of his friends. Not shown: His idle animation where the skull inside the cage rattles around and bangs against the bars, with no movements from the main body)
The Collector, as you may have guessed, collects the severed heads of people who fall in the dungeons, summoning them and giving them spectral bodies so they can continue performing some of the attacks they had in life. The Collector has a chance of appearing before you party if their inventory is sufficiently cluttered, and I choose to believe that this is because he sees the party as a collector of curios as well, a theory that holds some water because most of his attacks are basically
“Hey, did you want to see what I’ve been collecting? Look!”
“Look, look! Aren’t they beautiful? I’ve worked so hard to gather all of them!”
in movies when kids sneak out through their windows and im just like why dont you have screens in your windows who doesnt have screens in their windows what do you just let bees and bugs and birds and shit fly into your room what the fuck
I am Silver Tongue, I am an artist. I have many characters and you can check out my art in the art tag. I occasionally practice witchcraft though I don't do anything too complicated. I am girl 2 and don't know what else to put here.
