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hi I'm pollo 🐊 she/her From Germany in LA, working in animation! posting interests and OC indulgent stuff here my art old blog

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13 years and still drawing the same three furries (updated designs I did for a secret santa with my friends)

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hmmm I wonder what this spell does

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susie had an idea

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Suselle <3

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the deltarunies ❤️

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🗣️🗣️🗣️I'M TABLING AT LIGHTBOX!!! (in only FOURTEEN days! Get your tickets!! Come say hi!) I'll be at table #228 and I'll be selling some #LBX2025 EXCLUSIVE merch!

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laurie 😔

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artistic interpretation: Rusty and Greypaw meet (trying the warrior cats audiobook again)

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crawlies

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change of pace. here’s some gross werewolf content

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My Little Alpaca: Herding is Magic

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they had an awesome pride month

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Hello :D I've been wondering how animators organise their layers, if that makes sense.

Like the reds and blues and such, how do you know what goes on what layer?

And whatre the purposes of the red and blue colouring? I cannot seem to find a good explanation to this but I'm hoping it's ok to ask

Hi!!

I usually have all of my animation on the same layer. The different colors are used for different body parts for each part of the process. In ToonBoom harmony you can 'select by color', so if I wanna reuse a part of the drawing I just need to select the color of it to copy and paste it into the next frame. It's a time-saver, essentially!

For organizing different body movements and overlapping actions across the animation I use the X-Sheet window in Harmony.

This is where I note down my animation charts!

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Fairy Fortnite Godmother animation for theodd1sout new video 🫶