It's just me or is anyone here thinks that those expressions frames from the movie (which become memes) are excessively exaggerated and ugly? I mean why Sony did that? Also, I can understand having fewer frames of animation in Spiderverse and in the recent Ninja Turtles movie, because they are characters that originate in comics. Puss In Boots: The Last Wish also had this style of animation with few frames, but I can still appreciate it, because when this movie came out, not many movies had few animated frames... But was it necessary to apply this low-frame style to this movie? I'm already predicting that this style of low-frame animation will become saturated at some point...
Next up
Testing FNAF materials with Blender 5.0
(W.I.P) He's bad, he's cool, he's NO ONE'S fool
(W.I.P) He can see you now
#GJAsks What an awesome fanmade version of the game which, due to a critic by a person(which I don't even know how he found this creepy), inspired FNAF. I played so much lately that I even built all the Lumberbots
Redid my boi title screen animation and made his twitching frames
#GJAsks Clayfighter series. Even this 90s series wasn't that the best fighting game series (actually it's mid to mediocre), I like the games and I feel bad that Interplay doesn't let anyone to make a fangame, even they do nothing new to the franchise
And now, The cat lady herself....
(W.I.P) He wants to hug you
Finished the modelling part...
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