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Parks and Rec

We have been working on our animation project and I found this picture of the Parks and Recreation characters and noticed how each character has a different expression that describes their personality. In particular you can see the way that Ron Swanson's eyebrows are down to make him look angry and Tom's are up to make him look excited. Also, features like hands can help allude to certain emotions. I liked how this artist took something they liked and animated the characters to give them their defined personalities.

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  1. I really like the body proportions and what they tell the viewer about the character portrayed. I also like the small liberties the artist took when it came to the illustration, it took me a second to recognize April.

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