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Reworked and refined the motion of an existing character animation of a company.
I spent time on the little things that are not really 'visible' but make a character feel more alive.
the pupil has a subtle pseudo curved effect using Rive path scripting. There’s a slight delay between the tilt, a bit of squish. You might not consciously notice these details, but they make a difference in how expressive the character feels.
(disney's principles are timeless)
what do you guys think : D
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After absolutely is better and more alive 🎉🔥
the slight delay on the pupil is the whole difference, after version wins for me
"After" looks way better. The tiny squish and bouncy delay make the character feel happy and alive instead of stiff.
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