Ah I think I recognize this! :D Was the human a part of the original hmm, not sure I remember the silhouette being there. It's like the dino's running on a treadmill the way he never reaches that shadow.
The walk cycle though: smooth work. All parts in perfection motion. Looks good.
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Hahaha! :^D
Thank you for the feedback. Any suggestions for potentialy improving these walk cycles? :^)
I don't know about that song but I think I just discovered the picture about law enforcement you just can't stop looking at. :P Classy work!
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Thank you. Even if you don't listen hip hop, you probably heard it, it's one of the classics.
Hehe there's so much backstory to these too. XD Why doodoo, though? Wait never mind. First thought was it had something to do with the bear...
I guess the next step in the food chain is... Doodoo Human? :P Doesn't seem near as entertaining though.
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A doodoo human sounds much more disturbing ^w^'
All is fair that's justice! :) Nice jar minimalism.
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If a bottle is ajar, is it still a bottle?
If I could see this animated, in a game, in action somehow. :) Really cool.
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I could rebuild it as a rigged 3D model. Some day, maybe.
To always walk around with tears streaming down your face, though... what a brave face to put on constantly. No veil. The whole barrage of emotion. All day. In a way though it feels like what you showcase might become a self-fulling emotion, like how only singing depressing songs can actually make you a bit depressed... not sure if that's all true but I do know the opposite to be: positive affirmations make you positive.
You definitely managed something iconic here though, it's so easy to distinguish from everything else somehow, and emotional it most certainly is. Not bad.
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I think, in a way, you're right. Depressing thoughts are, to a degree, just natural for me, having major depression and everything. But dwelling on them definitely brings me down harder. It becomes a big downward spiral that's hard to escape. It does become more of a self-fulfilling thing then.
I've been trying not to let them get to me as much. Not to care as much about negative aspects in my life and whatnot.
However, if anything, listening to depressing songs and drawing art of my depression kinda helps. Depressing songs help me feel a connection, and drawing my emotions helps me clear it off my mind and perhaps even find comfort in others who can relate to my struggles. It feels nice, ironically enough.
Anyway, thank you for the kind words. It means a lot to me. And thanks for the birthday wishes on my news post! c:
Melancholy and moonshine... it'd seem pretty peaceful too if it wasn't for that gaze. Empty. Angsty. Love the way the colors play otherwise.
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Thanks! i wanted him to look like he's in a state of "Apathetic numbness." which is basically what i call being disappointed, but used to a certain scenario happening all the time AND also not caring when it does happen.
A night of light. :) I like the variation, not just purple neon but a whole cacophony of color... even if the buildings layer themselves in a way that seems more like a jumble than a real neighborhood. Also almost looks like a set of lips on her back. Not bad!
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Thanks! i just thought it'd convey the idea that this city is a "modern day trash hole" (Graffiti on the roof, billboards everywhere, dirty/run down buildings) if it were more jumbled. you see, the character is supposed to be unhappy with the fact that their life choices led them to working in this city.
The wordplay's back! :D I like it. Very ambient loop too, for a while... with the constant twitches I wonder if that's coffee he's drinking hmm...
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might be the eyes
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Velociraptor run cycle 
Officer Nessa - Cartoon PinUp 
Doodoo Bear 
Bottle 
Mechanical Köter 
when u sad :( 
All alone again 
Smoking break 
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