Bricks in Motion
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Okay so first time animator, first time running ever. It's a little bit bumpy and I didn't remember to move the arms as much as I would've liked.... tips?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtrRy23rtlY
It was very good for a first. The animation wasn't too bad, it needs to be smoother and the arms need to swing back and forth, but I guess that depends on what effect you want. And what was that thing on his head? And I didn't see any light flicker which is really good for a first.
Hey, nice to see you around again. I was just looking back through some of your old Cinematography Challenge entries.
I'll simply second what Ratboy said.
It was very good for a first. The animation wasn't too bad, it needs to be smoother and the arms need to swing back and forth, but I guess that depends on what effect you want. And what was that thing on his head? And I didn't see any light flicker which is really good for a first.
It's a fez.
He wears a fez now, fezzes are cool.
Anyway, nice animation, but make sure you keep his back arched a a VERY similar angle every frame.
Thanks for the helpful comments 
@ Jargon, it has been a while since I've been on the forum, silly uni stealin' all my life.
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