buh

[hrafntinna]

hi tsr
i was told to post everything ive done recently that's not under NDA for yall and then ~disappear into the night~

some older animations


some slightly less old stuff


some recent stuff


i still can't show off most of my recent contract work so have a bunch of fanart instead i guess
anyway, bye

[Sevenstitch]

Hey

This is good stuff

Wish you'd stick around

oh well

bye

[Gors]

pretty good





bye

[SchAlternate]

Damn! That's some really cool stuff ya got there! I really like it!




bye

[Shade]

I really like how you animated the first guy. And I love the design for this one.
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Hello

[hrafntinna]

few more things for you guys





from one of my current projects

[Hiynastrike]

dang those business men with their lemonade stands and their fighting robots. It's really good but I don't understand why you fight businessmen

[Sevenstitch]

Really cool, very solid work


you keep one-upping yourself

Id very much like to see more of that current project of yours

[Gors]

the character sprites' perspective don't match with the background

[Garamonde]

These give me a strong Pokémon x MOTHER vibe, it's quite nice.

[Sinkin]

These give me a strong Pokémon x MOTHER vibe, it's quite nice.

And some good Minish Cap HD vibes too!

[Vipershark]

These are really nice!
...but something about these just seems really off to me. I think it's like... the world itself is just as vibrant as the character sprites (if not more) so when I look at these I pay more attention to the environment than the actual characters onscreen, which seems backwards to me.
Like, it seems like the world is too saturated while the characters are too desaturated, while it should be the other way around to draw the eye to interact-able things onscreen.
Maybe it's different in motion, but in all of these screenshots, my eyes are first drawn to things /other/ than the characters.

[Gwen]

These are really nice!
...but something about these just seems really off to me. I think it's like... the world itself is just as vibrant as the character sprites (if not more) so when I look at these I pay more attention to the environment than the actual characters onscreen, which seems backwards to me.
Like, it seems like the world is too saturated while the characters are too desaturated, while it should be the other way around to draw the eye to interact-able things onscreen.
Maybe it's different in motion, but in all of these screenshots, my eyes are first drawn to things /other/ than the characters.

I see what you're saying, but I could see that being on purpose in this case.

[Brett]

I like how you did the road as a single color. It keeps it uncomplicated. I made an asphalt road once, but it looked too busy with all the colors I used.

[Koopaul]

A new talented spriter appears! Let's see if we can this one around this time heheh!