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How did you maintain a consistent head-size for White? Whenever I do frame by frame, the heads seem to warp.
Is there some trick to it?
Second, I tended to set the zoom to what my "comfortable" circle size was- so the head would always tend to stay the same size.
Finally, the headcircle was added to the animation all on its own. Following Richard Williams's advice of doing straight-ahead passes through the keyframes for each bodypart.
Check the timelapse here: [link]
I dunno what makes it work, I guess I kinda imagined how much weight he's actually having to move, so he accelerates pretty fast, and actually drags the kid up, then back down, before the final toss, as he goes around. :3