👉 In computer graphics, a "hornblendic" is a type of animation effect that involves animating a character's movement in a circular or elliptical path. This approach allows for more natural and realistic movements, as well as smoother transitions between different parts of the path. The term "hornblendic" was first introduced by artists such as Richard Serra in the 1970s, who used it to create abstract, geometric shapes that appeared like waves or ripples in a digital
