Behind the scenes - Link
This past two weeks I have had to animate some sequences that have been a real giant challenge, I think my brain has run dry after dealing with them, but the result has been incredible and I love that.
Today I also want to show you an inside perspective that you can't usually see on how all of this is created and why it takes so long to make such detailed sequences.
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Your vore animations are the most well-made out there! Do make the models yourself?
Hello thank you very much, for me it's great to be told that, regarding your question, yes sometimes, it depends on the story.
I tried to do animations once or twice in the past and I used to get so frustrated with the process because you have to make so many minor adjustments to make things look natural. It's impressive and very much appreciated that you have the patience to bring your vision to life in such detail
Then you understand how frustrating it can be sometimes when you don't get what you want to convey in a sequence, it can be very demotivating, but what has kept me motivated is to see that each project gets better and better.
Hehe I uploaded the ones I wasn't, I told you my mind is exhausted, I hope you can understand me I have practiced a lot my English but I still have a hard time pronouncing a lot of words.
Estoy bien mi amigo. El uno... steps? To being bi lingual. Es muy hard to speak another language, even with practice. Buenos noches!
The amount of time, focus, precision, and endurance this must take; respect. This was really cool to see. Just remember to take care of yourself as needed too; don't let this overwhelm or burn you out.
Thanks Noah, I don't think I've ever shown you this behind the scenes of how these things are created, I think I'll show you a little more from time to time.
This must take serious focus. I'd got nuts just having to deal with all that. You've better patience than me.
Mmmm maybe in this kind of things more visual, believe me I don't have so much patience for writing like you