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7/23/2025, 1:29:03 AM
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>real human expressions are defined by how far they depart from your resting face, low effort low expression character art is defined by how much the animated face is departing from the character sheet's. There is objectively incredibly less expression in the right faces.
I don't see it that way at all. "Expressiveness" is not the same as "exaggeration". Also, subtler expressions can be equally as expressive as overt or exaggerated ones. Why? Because they express something unique and that's the key thing. I'm saying it's apples to oranges. Being slightly pissed off the not the same as being furious for example. They convey a different thing, "expression" is not the same as "emotion" either so don't conflate them. Both pictures in pic related has similar degrees of expressiveness but don't quite coney the same emotion. Being teary eyes isn't the same as full on bawling.
>real human expressions are defined by how far they depart from your resting face, low effort low expression character art is defined by how much the animated face is departing from the character sheet's. There is objectively incredibly less expression in the right faces.
I don't see it that way at all. "Expressiveness" is not the same as "exaggeration". Also, subtler expressions can be equally as expressive as overt or exaggerated ones. Why? Because they express something unique and that's the key thing. I'm saying it's apples to oranges. Being slightly pissed off the not the same as being furious for example. They convey a different thing, "expression" is not the same as "emotion" either so don't conflate them. Both pictures in pic related has similar degrees of expressiveness but don't quite coney the same emotion. Being teary eyes isn't the same as full on bawling.
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