Very interesting, thank you for the suggestion.
The main character (above) pretty well had a general silhouette since the very beginning, the only major difference is the face, and coloring/texturing the clothes. But the game will (eventually) have many other characters that would greatly benefit from this design method.
Very much so. A single character can take hundreds of frames for a simple animation, purely because of how many "perspectives" the animation can be seen from.
Even more work to redraw the character with a new design. It's a good thing I love to draw!
Very much so. A single character can take hundreds of frames for a simple animation, purely because of how many "perspectives" the animation can be seen from.
Even more work to redraw the character with a new design. It's a good thing I love to draw!
Have you ever seen a hand-drawn/animated 3D game before? Miss old-style traditional animation?
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