Hexapode
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marcel
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Hexapode
A new curious animal. Frog, squid,spider and Butterfly on tip of feet for the fun.
Design - illustration - Animation
http://www.crea-vision.fr
http://www.crea-vision.fr
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Emmanuel
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Re: Hexapode
Cool.marcel wrote:A new curious animal. Frog, squid,spider and Butterfly on tip of feet for the fun.
Now let's make a walk animation cycle
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MikomDude
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Re: Hexapode
Haha, that's fantastic! I love the materials. Now build a Beetle-goose. 
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Dragneye
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Re: Hexapode
Hey cool Marcel.
Like the paint also.
Like the paint also.
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jamesmc
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Re: Hexapode
Nice! Reminds me, haven't eaten frog legs in awhile. 
Walk by faith, not by sight.
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Finis
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Re: Hexapode
Looks great. Interesting blending of the characteristics of the different creatures. I like that instead of a moving lower jaw their upper jaw moves and takes the eyes with it.
There is little room for improvement. Maybe do something to put them in their world more. Footprints or dirt piled up beside them by wind etc. Perhaps interaction between them. One could have a different posture like legs lowered to stand higher. That would invite the viewer to create a story about what they are doing.
There is little room for improvement. Maybe do something to put them in their world more. Footprints or dirt piled up beside them by wind etc. Perhaps interaction between them. One could have a different posture like legs lowered to stand higher. That would invite the viewer to create a story about what they are doing.
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful servitude. -- Thomas Jefferson/Jean Jacques Rousseau
