[quote=“Pthalocy, post:2534, topic:441”]We see things holding still, we see them in a state of balance.
We see things moving, their bodies are not balanced, their center of gravity is way to one side or another. But their motion forward evens it out. Limbs going in opposing directions can balance too - like when our hands swing forward opposite to our feet when we walk. That’s not perfect though. Every step forward is technically using falling to our advantage. Like a pendulum!
It’s only when we see a still-frame of something that was moving, that its imbalance looks obvious.
Take the zombie dog for example: with its legs underneath it, it looked static. Twisting it changed it so its front legs are reaching where it wants to go, and its hind legs are pushing from where it was before. It could not stand still in that posture without tipping over, but our mind sort of fills in the gap by interpreting the pose as being in motion.[/quote]
That’s an awesome explanation. Listen to Pth here!
Hahahahahahah +1[/quote]
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[quote=“EkarusRyndren, post:2535, topic:441”]“Maybe I’ll draw, I haven’t drawn Ekarus in Catacylsm in forever…”
-checks the thread after getting home from work-
…maybe not.[/quote]
Why not? D:
Draw, i command you (?
