I was running out of time to animate towards the end, so I opted for a limited animation approach for the pillow. Now I see why animators do it. Even the simplest actions can be made to work if they’re timed correctly. I think it works quite well contrasted with the full animation of the dog. I probably would have animated the pillow properly, but this looks funny, in a ha ha kind of way.

The whole thing took altogether too long, and wasn’t very efficiently done. This was contributed to by my inexperience in working with a nonstandard model and the human arms I think were my weakest point. Really didn’t like how they came out. I wish people could see the stills of some of the more wild animation, though, it’s ridiculous.