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What is the name of that animation technique used in movies like Redline and Dead Leaves? I don't know how to explain it, but the lines are thicker and the shadows are more prominent.
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Thick Lines Pussy Shadow
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thiccc black diqq
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>>223470842
it's not an "animation technique", just an artstyle choice
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>>223470929
ty
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>>223470842
It's just exaggerating shadows.
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>>223470842
Retard
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>>223470842
they just use black shadows, inspired by 60s-70s comic book inking
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>>223470842
>What is the name of that animation technique used in movies like Redline and Dead Leaves?
drawing thicc boi lines by hand



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