Some pretty interesting different styles here, and a lot of traditional work too! Manual stopmotion along with the more modern 3D. Twas cool to see! Good start.
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Some pretty interesting different styles here, and a lot of traditional work too! Manual stopmotion along with the more modern 3D. Twas cool to see! Good start.
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Thank you very much!
lmao, you just don't dress up as certain people or go to certain houses and do certain things huh. XD We never do get to see what happened to that mummy though! Hopefully he's not that great a shot after all... nice one.
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Hmm maybe the mummy will come back in the future... ;)
Simple but workable. XD It's Noob Grounds again huh... nice start!
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Thanks for your feel back I hope more noobs are coming soon
As long as she stood there I wasn't expecting that final move! Pose seems a bit strange, but the motion's all fluent. Not bad!
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Hope this might be a promo for a bigger thing, cause it sure was a short bit of awesome! Really cool work.
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Certainly was a relaxing little loop, with characters added in as the music goes... like they're all gathering for a little forest concert. The music's really the highlight, though the final scenes with the rising particles (pollen?) was pretty atmospheric too. Takes a while for it to get there though. Nice work.
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Thank you for your kinds words!
That sadness... man, it was all fun and games until they let her go! Don't know if this is the new kind of comedy or the old one (which wasn't really comedy), but well done. You sure twist things around with the exchange.
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So that was the thing this was all leading up to! XD Can't say I expected that... entertaining alien convo this was, though: title seems somewhat irrelevant. Or: is that the name of a series? First episode?
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Yeah, hopefully the first of more to come!
Hopefully.
The guy with the Blades sorta reminds me of Naruto, and the style in some scenes of Kite, though the vibe overall's more like Samurai Champloo.
What an awesome animation though! So smooth, and violent in creative and controlled ways. The coreography's great. The movements. The transitions between scenes. It feels like it doesn't even need a sense of morale or more of a meaning to the characters, it gives a glimpse into their world all the same, and it's a pleasure to watch. Awesome work.
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Bamboo Shoots!
Age 35, Male
Poet/Designer/Etc
ACCOMPLISHED
Sweden
Joined on 1/17/04