@amaryllis
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Are you going to like, mix them together or something? Just an idea.
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smash bros fighters?
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no
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Alright, actual question here. Do y’all have any tips on how to create a decent stickfigure? I don’t want to make a figure thats too complicated, but a figure that has a nice looking style and isnt just a stick figure but colored. Any tips would be gladly appreciated, thank you! 🙂
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wait that isnt possible
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It was all over the place, there were some parts you could clearly hear chris pratt, and other times he tried to sound like mario. But it was still alright nonetheless.
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I agree as well, every movie has its flaws and the plumber movie is an example. To me, the plot moved by just a little bit too fast, since they wanted to cram in as many references as possible. But overall its a super good movie that everyone can enjoy.
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when is ralph not depressed?
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Tbh, Ralph looks more like he’s wearing one of those swim caps and a pair of 50 cent sunglasses. The most ridiculous yet smart outfit ive seen in a while
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eria
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This goes hard, feel free to screenshot
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Very nice, keep it up!
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child exploitation
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worth it
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Really, just start anything. References are a big help, so have those on hand. A style is something you develop, so you won’t have the full picture of what yours is from the beginning. But, I’d say you should take inspiration from the things you enjoy. That’s a big part of how I developed my style
Good luck, soldier
I recommend remaking something that already exists and was made multiple times, so you could pick and choose what you like about them and see certain tips and tricks on how to create Stickfigures. Then when you go to make another Stickfigure, see what you liked about the last Stickfigure you made and keep it, and try something new with the stuff you didn’t like. That’s what i’m doing, at least
Already top quality advice, keeping a generalised approach to it is important as it can’t be done overnight and requires refinement overtime rather than bombarding it all at once in hopes you’ll be good.
I’d say as well consider what usage your work will have, some styles are harder to animate with but remember there are always alternatives to change things up and make animating easier.
Consider function, take inspiration for the styles and start with something.