(N)Abbymations (Patreon): Squirmy Shortstack struggles! (Patreon)

Synopsis/Description: 

Abby's looking squirmier than normal, which is surprising given her currrent restraints...   
Nabby must be slipping!
Then again, it's Nabby that's making her so wiggly.... 

The Rant: 

Its amazing what you can come up with when you abuse your sleep cycle! The other fascinating thing about this one is that I'm honestly surprised I haven't done this one before... I've done a lot like it, but never this one specifically. That's not inherently bad (not everything needs to be wildly divergent from what came before), just fascinating to me. 

As for the actual animation itself, well,  I didn't think I'd get as much mileage out of three poses as I did. I think a lot of both the small lead-in inbetweens and overshoot on the body (and boobs especially) helped a lot. What is "overshoot?" Well, you know how you break early in a car so you don't overshoot the stop, cuz physics? Well its the same here, but because Abby's not in lethal danger, she's not as careful. That overshoot is what causes her boobs to jiggle so well, and if the boobs don't feel jiggly, that's probably why. Well, also not enough Squash/stretch either. Either way, She's looking super squirmy!

As for Nabby and the text, well, that's the animation principle of "exaggeration" at work. At first, I wasn't really sure whether or not to have Nabby in the shot. It didn't really need it after all. However, having Nabby exaggerates Abby's distress, and putting her hand between Abby's legs implies a lot more than just Abby struggling. Suddenly, (in conjunction with the really frantic timing), she's struggling reeeeaally hard, as opposed to just general struggling. 

The tex helps enhance that as well. While I could have just had a looping "Hmmph!" just sprout from Abby's mouth area (like I have in older scenarios), I think the continuous wall behind her and Nabby sells it a lot stronger, rather than just a one-off.

That's the thing with exaggeration; you're not just hoping someone gets it. You're actively beating it into their brain.

What do you think? Let me know in the comments; your feedback helps me know how I'm doing! Catcha over yonder!

-Saunter!