this show was pretty inconsistent with character heights
This show was pretty inconsistent with character heights
Benjamin Bennett
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Brandon Perez
90s animation has some wonky size-squishy stuff, but it is a godsend when you recall how many blatant animation errors there was in 80s and 70s animation.
Mason Gutierrez
"You're a BIG BUTTLER"
Angel Scott
All those studios will do that.
I remember rewatching this a year ago and being surprised that there were toon charcters the size of adult humans. And apparent Babs is at least big enough that tv executives would let her play a teen girl on tv, a be it a short one.
Ethan Bailey
>this show was pretty inconsistent with character heights
character height can be manipulated for perspective jokes and mood stuff. if you want someone to get sexy instantly you can give them legs and a couple of inches out of nowhere and then have everything go back to normal the next scene. you scrutinize too much
Levi Bailey
aren't they canonically teenagers? why are they short compared to the adult toons?
Oliver Nguyen
because it's TINY TOONS; they have to be tiny. "Slightly Shorter Than the Adults But Pretty Close to Being Full-Grown Toons" doesn't sound as good.
maybe in the Tiny Toons/Looney Tunes universe you just instantly evolve into a grown adult the second you turn 18 or 21 or something, who knows
Jackson Collins
>ywn pat Babs' head
Parker Morgan
>gag cartoons
>consistency
Jackson Jackson
>babs has like a thousand siblings in one episode
>suddenly an only child in another
w-what happened to them?
Jeremiah Young
she didn't want to raise an entire army of funny rabbits...
Gavin Martin
Well their the kid forms of Bugs and company of whom most are already shorter than adult humans.
Still there are toons the size of grown humans and barely teen humans the size of Buster and his gang so it would depend of genes I guess.
Tyler Gray
I'm starting to understand this problem firsthand. I mean, I understand a fair amount of squash and stretch for cartoon action, but as I'm animating, I'm having to go back to the roughs and adjust for a semi-consistent height. It really fluctuates between closeups and wide-angle shots.
Robert Howard
Cute couple
Hudson Ross
source?
Isaac Bennett
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Juan Fisher
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Mason Sullivan
Consistent proportions is probably the hardest thing in animation desu.
Camden Taylor
Storyboard:
youtube.com
Full Project still in production. Here's a test render from a few weeks ago.
Mason Sanchez
woah, that's cool. I thought it would be an animatic test instead of full animation.
Eli Morales
I can't even imagine how tough it is for action shows.
Isaiah Cruz
Just wish I could post it with the audio. But I guess Zig Forums doesn't allow audio webms on Zig Forums?
Anthony Scott
Looney Tunes basically is action. Subtle and small motions are probably even harder to do as well.
Lincoln Murphy
It doesn't allow audio webms anywhere.
Matthew Young
it does on /gif/ and /wsg/
Christopher Campbell
Above Clip, now with sound:
Elijah Morgan
Strange choice of music, but I hope it goes well.
Ethan Torres
There's a tendency in media to portray teens as short, even though most teenagers reach their full height during those years. Animated shows also portray 10-year-old kids as barely waist-high, or even shorter.
Colton Collins
Only because it was original cast's VA. and unused audio for an unproduced short from the show. So I figured, why not? Just for fun.
Levi Nguyen
I thought they were around 9 to 12 years old MAX because of their height lol
Zachary Young
Their age range seem to change with episodes/gags. Sometimes it seems like they are in high school or college and other times the show treats them like they're in grade school.