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Fair enough

I don't think I've ever see a 3/4 back view that shows the whole mouth though. That does look odd, even for anime style.

synthsin75 wrote:I don't think I've ever see a 3/4 back view that shows the whole mouth though. That does look odd, even for anime style.

I will go ahead and work on that pose then

synthsin75 wrote:I don't think I've ever see a 3/4 back view that shows the whole mouth though. That does look odd, even for anime style.

maybe Popeye?

funksmaname wrote:

synthsin75 wrote:I don't think I've ever see a 3/4 back view that shows the whole mouth though. That does look odd, even for anime style.

maybe Popeye?

Well, Popeye does talk out the side of his mouth. But even then, it seems rare to see much, if any, of the mouth in 3/4 back.


My first thought was Snoopy. I remember that being an issue while trying to model him for the 3D movie.

synthsin75 wrote:

I watched Popeye as a kid. Ugh! That 3/4 back view would make a baby cry. His chin is hideous.

Wow,

people on this board keep getting better and better

Congrats, looks top notch and ready for Japan

ガンバッテ　よ！！

Little Yamori wrote:Wow,

people on this board keep getting better and better

Congrats, looks top notch and ready for Japan

ガンバッテ　よ！！

Heh thank you very much I shall continue to do my best!

EHEBrandon wrote: Heh thank you very much I shall continue to do my best!

What caught my eye was you changed camera angles including angles above and below eye level. You're good.
Getting pointers from professional animators was a big source of encouragement for me.
As a brand new beginner I had no experience.
Slowtiger, for example, drew diagrams for me. He created a file for me that I could download and study. He even put up a video for me. Stuff like that blew me away because he was a professional. Apparently, he believed I could do it. You don't want to let somebody like that down.
It's clear that some of our senior animators believe in you. Continue to do your best.

*blush*
The funny thing is, even after so many years I often don't feel like a professional.

slowtiger wrote:*blush*
The funny thing is, even after so many years I often don't feel like a professional.

Professionals are the guys who KNOW they're never done improving.