Rotoscopy/Animation



Well after the longest week of my life this is finally over. A lot of tears and neck pain from drawing on the iPad pro my final is here. Attached is the movie version as well as the youtube version incase it doesn't look as good on here! This process was one that made me appreciate animation :)  Enjoy!

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