Rotorscope

 The rotorscope was easily the most tedious project. It took forever just to get one second worth of animation completed. I decided to do a clip from a video of martial arts. The pauses in movement made it a little more bearable to do all of this animation. It looks really nice when completed, but you need some insane patience to do this kind of animation.

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