Secondhand Motion

Spider, the Giraffe Walks Past way

Spider from the archive, made the way Giraffe Walks Past was made. SAM 2.1 traced the spider in every frame. The rig is the chosen Quick, Draw! doodle itself (quickdraw:5924220649340928): its own lines, bent at a few joints, so every frame is the same drawing. 11 keys were placed by eye over the silhouettes; in-betweens follow the silhouette frame by frame. Scenery is real Quick, Draw! doodles on depth planes that slide with the measured camera; the silhouette is painted as a cel.

Planes

Review

Round 1 · bar_metNamed “a spider (round body with short leg lines radiating from it) hanging on web threads”; motion broken. The body oval, the long lower-left leg pair, and the short upper-right leg strokes match c.png closely. The drawing is smaller and slightly tilted, and a few leg ends are shortened, but it reads as the same doodle.
Round 2 · bar_metNamed “a spider: an oval body with short legs on both sides, sitting where two web threads meet”; motion smooth. The animated body and leg strokes match the doodle's lumpy oval, the gaps at the top of the outline and the uneven long and short legs, so the gap is small.

Exposure sheet

FrameDrawingCamera x, yAction

K = key · B = in-between.

Where each drawing comes from