Natures Eyes

17 years ago

http://www.catarific.com/tutorials/natureseyesp.html

Based on the above, easy one to do, you do need animation shop.I must stop PSP now, got to pick my grandson up from school.

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kyry
17 years ago
Beautiful work Hazel.
Carol
kyry
17 years ago
Here's mine
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stardom
Original Author
17 years ago
I love this picture,the blue eyes of the animation blend in beautifully. Smashing job Carol,looking at the tuts you do, I think you are like me, you like animation.Hazel
kyry
17 years ago
Yes I do Hazel, except the ones that have a gazillion layers. I started working on one that was really interesting but had over 110 layers. Packed that one in real quick!
Carol
straywolf
17 years ago
Woh cool stardon. Can I request something? Iv been looking for someone that could make something like that. But instead of human eyes, wolf eyes. Think you could for me? Please email me if so. Thanks~
stardom
Original Author
17 years ago
Is this any good, a little different from the other one but in keeping, I hope its what your looking for.
straywolf
17 years ago
Woh, awsome thanks. And the name fits perfect. Iv tried animating those running wolves befor. I made a couple but for somereason I couldnt upload them to anything. The format was .Gif. so iunno. Thanks again~
kyry
17 years ago
That is just gorgeous Hazel!!! Here is my attempt.

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