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Taste Test
Sometimes the idea looks perfect in the frame, then you hit the timeline and everything changes.
Here is the animation next to the storyboard frame.
Did I nail it or did I go a little too far? 👇
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Lovely design !
the animation matches the storyboard pretty close. i like it
Woooooo...... So clean
Love the animation!
nah that's exactly the right amount of far
Nice work
Motion one is looks good
Definitely TOO FAR
animation more catching,
The animation is amazing your ate it
Awesome!
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