A shadow test...







Hey guys i'm sorry for doing something wrong i was not serious at that time, Ill strait up now...

1. It's fine that you're not serious. You don't need to be so harsh on yourself.
2. When people fall forwards, they tend to put their arms in front of them to get more balance.

The shadow looks a bit too blurry imo.

You should either make an oval and give it a black to black radial gradient that fades out towards the edges, or use the effect where you make the entire animation into a movie clip, flip it vertically, align the feet, and add an alpha gradient over it in order to get the gloss/shadow look.

there's nothing wrong with screwing around in animation you don't always have to be 100% serious, and Arch-Angel's way is probably gonna be your best bet on gettin some nice shadows.