The way you animated "Will" definitely gives the impression that he isn't very motivated to reach for the "prize". You captured the lazy, nonchalant effort he puts into reaching the cookie at the top perfectly. Regardless of whether he is "sig-ing" or sighing, it worked out well! Good job!
I love the character design for will. It goes with the theme of will. The animation was funny. I love the thought process of himself willing not to give up. Overall very good.
I think this animation went really well both formally and conceptually. The round shape of the character worked great for the stretching and squashing movement. Throughout the animation my attention was kept. The only thing that I might suggest, is to be consistent with the stroke of the lines. (But then again that might have been the desired effect.) To me this animation would mean the opposite from will. By the character reaching for the cookie, its almost as if it doesn't have will power not to. Though it also seems that it doesn't have the will power to keep trying to get it either. So in a reverse way, the word "will", was established.
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The way you animated "Will" definitely gives the impression that he isn't very motivated to reach for the "prize". You captured the lazy, nonchalant effort he puts into reaching the cookie at the top perfectly. Regardless of whether he is "sig-ing" or sighing, it worked out well! Good job!
I love the character design for will. It goes with the theme of will. The animation was funny. I love the thought process of himself willing not to give up. Overall very good.
I think this animation went really well both formally and conceptually. The round shape of the character worked great for the stretching and squashing movement. Throughout the animation my attention was kept. The only thing that I might suggest, is to be consistent with the stroke of the lines. (But then again that might have been the desired effect.) To me this animation would mean the opposite from will. By the character reaching for the cookie, its almost as if it doesn't have will power not to. Though it also seems that it doesn't have the will power to keep trying to get it either. So in a reverse way, the word "will", was established.
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