Dungeons & Furry · published
Hello, friends!
Right now, we're mostly focused on the most exciting and fun part of the development – animating the scenes. Things don't always go smoothly right away, and the final result takes time. So let's take a quick look at how we create storyboard inserts, from the rough draft to the final result :3
It all starts with a rough sketch: what one character is doing, what the other one is up to (if there is one), and what details should be included. The artist then creates their own version based on this rough sketch. The angle or the characters’ positions may change a bit to highlight key details. If our visions align, then bingo - next, we color it in. Once all the shadows, sparkles, and magical atmosphere have been added, the artwork is ready.
Also, we really wanted to show one particular moment… Sometimes, during the animation phase, we realize that one part of a character’s body is connected to another. In those cases, it’s hard to make them move together smoothly. So we ask the artist to draw in what’s missing. Sometimes it looks funny or scary. In any case, here’s a little spoiler for the next scene with Amari and Rowan.
The bushes here serve as a form of censorship, but something clearly went wrong during that romantic candlelit scene… We hope you weren’t scared, but these things happen 😭😅
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