A subtle Sublo & Tangy Mustard homage here? :D When the first person popped up I wasn't expecting that, but with the girl... I wasn't expecting the twist. XD Moral of the story: don't eat with a mask on? Eat while you can, cause you never know when you might choke and die on your sub?
Also I wish I could eat that much and still be that sexy. Love this.
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That old tale of the hare and the tortoise huh, with a surprise entry! XD Gosp is almost like Aspo hmm... not an intentional reference to the one fable originator though is it? Fun short, and a nice twist on the classic. Animation looks great, but I'm thinking a bit more sound would've been good.
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Thanks for the comment! Yes, perhaps with more sounds, the short would bemore alive, thanks for the advice. Gosp it's because my surname ^^
Barako coffee hmm. Must try some time! :D I'm enjoying the old thirties vibe here, both in noise and animation and atmospheric noise too. You even managed the style, even if the giant girl somehow breaks the mold for what they'd show at that day and age. Too sensual? Too blue eyes? Angles? Clothing looking more seventies/eighties? Maybe it's a combination, but it looks good! Starts easily and ends conclusively. Really enjoying these jam entries of yours! And of all so far maybe this was the least abstract (good or bad). Nice work.
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An eye rolling around in the darkness, looking like something different when they're closed, squiggling almost excessively at different parts of the animation... the main part of the animation was definitely a creative twist though. XD Reminds me of that one horror movie I can't recall the name of right now... but maybe you had that one as reference? Something about a creature hiding in the shadows; coming closer whenever the light turns off, until suddenly...
Anyway this was a pretty creative twist on that film if it was, and if not: I'ma have to dig up the reference so you can see the similarities! Good stuff.
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Thanks, dude!
Dover Boys with a Star Wars intro hmm... was that in the original? Was the WB logo there? What WAS the original, really?! Seems research is required to recognize all the references and appreciate this as well as possible, if there is any, or if the mixture of styles and cartoon similarities refer not to the original but just pay tribute to so many individual characters and styles unrelated to the original it's irrelevant, but as for the effort (and result) in animation this is all AWESOME. So much detail, variation, wit and all, and the quality's insane. So many pieces too that all sync together perfectly, and it was a pleasure to watch from start to finish. The animation seems to entertain on a layer outside of the original audio too, like two stories behind told in parallel. Commendable work all!
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The animation quality here was something else! So professional. Even with the obvious loops, atmospheric haze and still backgrounds in what I assume is an effort to save on animation time it looks so REAL! Well not real, but so smooth. So good. Simple but very effective techniques there. I like the creative take on surveillance footage telling the story (computer messages also save on time I reckon), and only the final scene really playing clearly, which makes it look all the better. It's short, story-wise, but so very elaborate and smooth! The atmosphere's Ergo Proxy-like. Dystopian, dusty and not all that happy... but an enjoyable watch nevertheless.
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Well it's easy to catch the sezy, and the ugly's not far away either, but I wouldn't have taken the shapeshifting literally if you didn't say it that way - I would have thought it was more of a symbol for how she moved between people, ditching one for the other so fast, just floating away; flowing onward... and then the giant crashes the party and some one is dead... I didn't really catch that ending! Maybe it's meant to be abstract? Maybe there's meant to be a red thread and story all the way through?
Apart from that confusing finale I really enjoyed the animation here, and color, and style, and the subtle background electronica all the way through. Twas a work of art! But if there is a story: that part could've been the bit to work on.
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Thanks! That metaphor for ditching people is a very interesting thought. Good catch! and works too. If you check the reviews of @Thereviewtrickster on all my summer jam entries, you can see how they're all connected. He's pretty much been hitting bullseyes!
A fun little musical venture! Some bits (like the purple transitions) seemed a bit blank, like there should've been something there, and the dance moves don't move with the music as well as they could, but apart from that not bad. Wish I know what they were saying hmm, baking, walking, whatever... confusing but entertaining!
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Can't ever have too many of these incidents. :) And it's refreshing with a little motion instead of the customary/static rampage, all in enclosed spaces. It quickly goes there in this one too, but it's a creative start, and it stays creative after that as well. You don't really know what's going on until things start going on... but there's a lot going on when it does! Smooth work; some creative detail along the way. Cracked vision and all.
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The music fades out a bit strangely during the transitions sometimes, and at the first cough it wasn't obvious what it was all about, but as it moves on you catch on quickly. All in all it was a fun take on a common idea, and an ant as a pet, lmao. XD Well ants are cool too. Fun, and uplifting little story with a pretty intense amount of sound effects in use! Nice work.
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Haha, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I had a fun time making it. Thanks for the review!
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