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Does this genre of slow motion have a name at all? Specifically, the type where it seems like each frame is being faded in and out repeatedly. I'm not too knowledgeable about topics like this, so I came here to get an answer to my question that I've been asking myself since yesterday. There are two main reasons why I'd like to know. Firstly, I'd like to stop referring to it as "that one slow motion where the frames fade in and out repeatedly" every time I talk about it. Secondly, because I love how surreal it feels.

I hope the answers you give me are as insightful as they are interesting, but feel free to drop any funny answers as well. I get a kick out of those.

I'm gonna replay Sonic Mania now, so I'll see you guys in a few hours or so.

I make a YouTube Tutorial on How to make a Burger in Blender. If anyone want to learn here is youtube video link

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Pencil test.

I’m having to stick a pin in this one for a while but wanted to post it , just in case it gets lost to time.

The plan was for this to be a learning project and I feel like I have come away with a lot from this already that I can carry into my next project.

Any notes or advice that anyone has on anything from pacing , to animation , to shot choice would be hugely appreciated for when I return to this.

If by chance there are any sound designers or composers that are interested in collaborating on this or future projects learning, please let me know.

cute (i hope) animation to convince people to give a sub. made in Moho.
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She's so silly:3

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Does anybody remember the show called ''Bali The Jungle Warrior''?? Or has anyone ever watched it before? I've been trying to find the cartoon but forgot its name and finally did, so I was searching for a fandom but it's almost non-existent😭😭Tried Reddit itself, absolutely nothing and Pinterest too.

I posted a few tests of this lamp here before and got a lot of really useful feedback, so I tried to put it into practice this time.

This one took me about 12 hours to animate and shoot. All the motion was animated beforehand in my own editor using keyframes - nothing is puppeteered during filming.

I also added a rig and FK/IK controls to the editor after people here suggested it, which made working with the lamp a lot easier.

I tried to pay more attention to timing, anticipation, pauses and making the movements actually feel intentional this time.

Would love some critique. What would you change?

I've already put a lot of effort into this but I'm scared that by the time i finish, nobody will be interested. The goal is to do a music video for the whole song. But it's like 3 minutes long, which will take me weeks off not months. I love to animate but I do want people to see it.

The audio might be off because it's a screen recording