omg this is so old, when did httyd come out
i did one of sweden and denmark on a zippleback too where did that even go…
also if finland and norway go on these then who did i assign to the blue parrot dragon??
SO MANY QUESTIONS
That’s Stoick the Vast, the chief of the tribe. They say that when he was a baby, he popped a dragon’s head clean off its shoulders. Do I believe it? Yes, I do.
I honestly don’t see how people can think her feelings for him are solely based on his “new found popularity”. Especially when it comes to scenes like this.
OH MY GOD I NEARLY BURST INTO TEARS
WHY WOULD YOU MAKE A GIF OF THIS LOOK AT HIS PAAIIINNNNNNNN
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Here’s another Technology Tuesday fact! Each DreamWorks Animation film creates over half a billion digital files in its 5-year life cycle. Storing those files requires each film to have hundreds of terabytes of high performance storage.
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”Dragon Island is the most twisted, off-kilter, abstract, unwelcoming, pointy and volcanic environment imaginable. It’s no wonder the Vikings lost all their ships whenever they went to look for it.” - Kathy Altieri, production designer
It’s Technology Tuesday and we wanted to touch on how we bring our characters to life. To animate a character you need to create “controls” that will allow you to add movement. These controls are like strings on a marionette. In terms of controls, the most complex character DreamWorks Animation has is the Hideous Zippleback from How To Train Your Dragon, which has a jaw-dropping 3,557 controls on his body! Hiccup by comparison has 868.
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