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New journal pages!
I’m enjoying the general layout I’ve settled into, although I do want to switch it up a bit. There are a few different things coming up, so we’ll see.
Also a friend gave me a set of Schminke metallic watercolours as a late Christmas present and I LOVE them 🥰🥰🥰
Firealpaca Animation mode/Onionskin mode now has it's own dedicated menu - find it next to the View menu. This has been an update since version 2.5.7 - since July 12th this year.
I think this actually makes more sense as animation is a separate feature, in most other software it is like this as well, and this makes it easier to find than going through the view menu which was long enough already. What this could also mean is that the Firealpaca team is developing more features and options for the animation feature of Firealpaca. I could be wrong, but in any case - it's kind of nice that it finally has its own menu.
Otoboke Beaver: Don't Light My Fire
I MADE MY FIRST SERIOUS ANIMATION!
Animation project screen shotted a few days ago.
The damned app deleted their onion skins again
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These shorts are unlined but have a pouch to keep your tackle. These shorts are also great to pull on over your underwear , swimwear or even a Jocktrap depending how daring you are feeling.
Maybe worn as underwear.
Available in 8 colours.
http://amuunderwear.com/amu-extreme-running-shorts-white/
Putain de métier :) #animation2d #workinprogress #flash #flemme #onionskin
It's Caturday! This big cat comes from our Fischetti collection. The cartoonist used translucent paper to do his shading and lining on two different sheets, a traditional drawing technique known as "onionskinning." The gif shows both layers and the final product.
