Chubby Jumping

This defensive animation is for dodging lower moves. I debated whether the character should jump straight up or do the current back bending move. Since these animations are meant to be played in reaction to another characters action I decided to keep the back bend.

This is a minor update to the last animation adding some particle effects.

Fire Squats

 I have been working diligently on this animation for the last week. Trying to make sure it makes sense has bloated the frame count to eleven. I think I still need to add some squish when the butt hits the ground, but for now it is acceptable.

Skull Mountain

This design was created for Alpine Assassin's new shirt.

I wanted to go with a clash of curves and angles to draw more attention to the fact that this is a two word, word-picture message. I am not sure about the crack leading down to the eye socket, but their needed to be some link between the two elements.

Upwards Offensive

This is the tentative final version of this animation. It might look pretty much the same from yesterday but I tweaked just about every pixel.

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Here is yesterday's post so you can do a little bit of comparison. I have a ton of fun making the belly so jiggly. :3

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High Heat

The fire elemental animating is not dead! I have been plugging away at this little animation for a week and it is surprisingly difficult to animate fire in a fun and sexy way. I don't think this is finished by a long shot. Think of this as a progress shot.

Fat Fire Elemental Version Two

I added two extra frames of animation and cleaned up all of the coloration. It was looking a little muddy on the first pass.

I may go over this animation again to get it looking correct, but this is much closer to the final version.

Fat Fire Elemental

Me and Greyson came up with a game design this weekend about dancing. I have been working on some ideas we had for character designs and came up with a rough sketch of what I think is a unique and fun character.

Final Levels of Sensory Deprivation

The last levels of the game were set in a research facility.

Does the poncho make the man?

I was going for an Englishman and a gorilla, then I was inspired to do something more American.

Canvas size is 64 px wide by 32 px tall.