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As production for Advice From a Stranger goes on, I want the animation to be life like and less cartoony or such. I have done some tests (almost all fight ones are inspired by Grace) and hopefully should get better at lifelike animation in the future. Please critique at will so I can get better. 
Here you go
-Tejas VIM
hey that was really good, quite lifelike indeed. the walk cycle though looked a little "stiff"
Well, VIM, you've managed make this quite lifelike. The swings have that extra movement to them, and they don't just STOP on a dime, which is good, as we don't tend to do that unless we're in a choreographed dance or something. 
I have to agree with mobile that that walk cycle was a wee bit stiff, but knowing that it's a 4 frame walk cycle helps. 
The moving brick, too, was pretty smoothly done, and the trail it left behind looked fantastic.
Those were really good. Some of the movements seemed a little too fast, but other then that it was really realistic.
You know, there is an edit button so you don't have to double post
Anything else? Also if you guys specified which movements seemed a little too fast, it would be of great help to me.
-Tejas VIM
It all looks really good, I'm looking forward to how AFAS comes out!
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(animating gets me into a trance sometimes 
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