@@Thecinnamonrollstealer Hello and thanks for stopping bye! Unfortunately I’m very busy this month since I’m balancing attending school & working on my own animation project, so I’m afraid I wouldn’t be able to properly commit my time to joining anymore MAPs for a while. It’s very considerate of you to offer and let me know about it! I hope you get all the extra help you need, seeing another finished Puzzle MAP will be really cool!! Best of luck with that <3

@alicetwintails Oh that’s super nice of you to say, thanks for leaving a supportive comment!! No worries about the timing by the way, it’s a pretty common occurrence (even I’m late to discovering videos majority of the time lol)

@@fenicearts420 RAAAA thank you very much! Receiving comments like this really helps lift the mood. Don’t fret too much about my wrist, it was only cramped up for a few hours and has swiftly returned to its normal function without giving me much trouble lol. But you got a point! Perhaps learning a few stretches would help ease things in the future-thanks for the reminders! :)

@@heinne7825 LOL I wasn’t sure anyone would even notice that tiny guy hiding in the corner! The stickman was lazily drawn before I started animating Puzzles as the main centerpiece-kinda like a test run to get used to flipping the paper around. You’ve got a very good observational eye pointing it out :))

IM SO SRY!

@@heinne7825 No no please don’t feel any need to apologize. My video descriptions are also always very long writing, so I have no issues with reading your “paragraph” words either lol. I really enjoy when people leave long responses because it shows my work resonated with them somehow! Your comments have always been very considerate-I can tell you understand & care about the artist behind the artwork. Thank you so much for being here. I will continually remind myself about your advice! Like you mentioned, it’s easy to get caught up with chasing external validation or views…but I will try to put myself first. Thanks again and take care 💜

Hello! Cool to see you here again fellow Puzzle enjoyer, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. It’s encouraging that you think highly of my artwork. You’ve got skills a well! Anywho we sure live laugh love AJR songs :))

@@BenG6509 Oh hey! Thanks for leaving a comment expressing concern. I didn’t want to cause any alarm for anyone, sorry. I do promise I’m doing far better now that I got rid of all the initial anxiety. I hope you keep taking care of yourself as well <3

@@Burmilla.Exactlyyyy. This honestly might be my favorite response, thanks for making me laugh lol

Nah, it took him like 10,000,000 years to watch all of them, including shows, videos and shorts 😬

@@JoylandHappy moving picture means movie.

@@Burmilla. I know, I was just saying if including those stuff, I’d take him that long

No he's not

@@SpyKitty-y9q Hello and thanks for leaving a comment! It’s awesome that you have an interest in animation and want to practice. In regard to the frames…it varies between my projects as I’m not that good at maintaining consistency lol. This one was set at 15fps! But majority of my previous animatics have been around 12fps. It depends on how ambitious I want to get with adding quick inbetween motions :) I think it’s good to experiment with using different fps to figure out whatever works for your style or the pacing of the scene! Don’t feel pressured to limit yourself using only one. A misconception is that more frames makes a higher quality animation…which isn’t always true. Anyone can still make a great animation using less fps! Anyways I’m not the most qualified to be giving advice, but I hope this has helped somehow lol. Thanks again for taking interest in my work and I wish you the best with your animation journey!!