Final Project for Comp Anim: Dialogue. I animated this in Krita! The sound is a snippet from Car Seat Headrest's song Homes. These particular lyrics resonate with me as I feel like I always manage to slip by just barely in life, just barely evading devasting blows. One of these days, I'm not going to be able to just slip by, and its gonna hurt when I get what's coming to me. Anyways, this was actually really fun to animate since I like the song and the little character I created. I had a lot of fun. It could use some refinement and in-betweens, but I like it quite a bit.

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