The Struggle for a Candy

Character Animation assignment again!
And this time it's jump animation...!

So, Let's jump right to it...! (Hehhee...get it?)

Here you go!




The X sheets:





This assignment was harder than I thought!
But it's finally done.

That's all...Thanks for watching!

Bye!


~~~~~~~Chinmayee. S

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