thanks and yes! if I keep at this pace, I should be done by 2025

that's really good! I like the physics of it, like the movement of the hair. great work

that's because she's an amputee.

the idea was to make "freak heroes", and the grey faces are part of the style chosen for it. :)

I fear it is a little too messy in some areas, so hard to see what is going on. BUT CATSS

Thanks! This was my first attempt at pixel art fluid animation, I will tweak it a little before the deadline.

Wow, this is impressive! I really like the style you used for the shading. Great.

Not at all, do you have a link to the project? Thanks anyway, and thanks Mandrill for the comparison, hadn't heard of him before, it is quite impressive.

Well, thanks for the feedback everyone !

I must say making them was not an easy task. Here is the code for the ones interested. @Mr.Fahrenheit, it should work on TI84 just fine I think, but I cannot test it. And it's the same, I did it in math so I could draw during the class!

Basically, there is a pixel-square cursor blinking. You can move it with the arrow keys, and by pressing the alpha-key you are able to switch between the active and inactive state. Active state allows you to draw lines, and erase other when you run over already drawn pixels. It's not a prefect program, but it does what it says  (You can exit by pressing enter, and it does not clean the screen before and after, so you can save and reuse images)

(I will add the ability to draw dotted lines, to ease dithering a little)

But yeah, this is my tool!

I have no idea what to add… the animation is fluid, all movements are perfectly synchronized, this is just… I… love it.