So today I changed a bunch of things in the beginning of my 5 second Wicked Pissah animation.
After talking to my professor we both agreed that there was something stiff about the moose as it entered the screen. I needed to add some physics to my loose mermaid. SO! What I did was make the moose dangle diagonally on the hook. Then from there, as the mermaid is landing on the "ground" it's tail bends and then it straightens up. At first I just made the tail go upwards and flip a little as the words "The Wicked Pissah" came down. Then after talking to my buddy Raechel, we figured if I added bubbles at that part, it distracted the viewer from the random flip of the tail. Making it more fluid.
I also wanted to explain the title of my logo "the Wicked Pissah" because I feel when people read it, they feel awkward. Pissah (pronounced piss(ah)) when something is a wicked pissah, it's totally awesome. It's nothing even close to being a cuss word or anything negative. It's just common language in New England. I created the wicked pissah because of my family (who is from New Hampshire) and saying something is a wicked pissah is just an everyday thing.
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