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:icondirktiede:
This sequence of sketches is source I used to create this original transformation design animation:

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Like the previous head animation [link] I used "Morpher" to create the in-between frames. However this was actually the first animation I made using the program, so hadn't worked out all the bugs. You'll notice the transitions are a little more jerky in this. This is because I didn't realize that Morpher defaulted to an "ease-in/ease-out" method of generating the timing, and I didn't catch on until it was finished. Unfortunately, the program was pretty slow, so I didn't bother to re-render the entire affair after I figured it out. I did apply it to the animations I did afterwards, though.

I ultimately refined the design of the final stages, but this served as a useful study.
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:iconluigiwolf:
This werewolf paws like me. With Foot prints
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:iconodeess:
I like the way you chose to handle the thumb/dewclaw by not adding extra paw pads. You only included what pads a real wolf would have. I really like it when people think things out like that. :)
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:icondirktiede:
That was the whole idea, go with what nature already has.
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~Konataizumi234 Aug 13, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
i shall use thsi as a drawing resource thanks if you dont mind
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:icondirktiede:
By my guest.
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~Konataizumi234 Sep 10, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
thanks i love the art
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:iconm-skirvin:
The animations on this are AWESOME!!! I think I have some morphing software around here somewhere. I should play with it again....
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:icondirktiede:
Thanks! They were pretty fun to make, and turned out to be great reference when I was drawing the pertinent parts of the story, too.
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