He could've worked in a chop shop too! On whips. :P Entertaining; musically masterful segment starring the life of onw twisted little cutlet critter!
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He could've worked in a chop shop too! On whips. :P Entertaining; musically masterful segment starring the life of onw twisted little cutlet critter!
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Still as impressive as I remember it! The creative style of animation's a part of what makes it great, the story's inspiring, the music as ambient as is the atmosphere; I love the simplicity with which it moves forward, though the story's all but plain. Seems like a jinx with all those threes btw, a full feature animation of this caliber definitely deserved the highest placing possible! Very nice work.
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Ahhh such amazing work for the file to corrupt! Real shame. RIP potential future awesomeness in this one phase of abstract and artfully intriguing story. Also, Bob Ross?? Nice work!
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Haha, and I though the second one was twisted! It's got that same eerie-tension-building-up effect as the second, though somewhat simpler animation in a more common (as in: we know this one from the book/movie/game/etc) scenario. Also just noticed: Harry Potter sounds a lot like A Reporter... with the right pronounciation. Nice work!
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lol, for a while there it seemed like Harry was about to accidentally embark down that one darker path that he never embarks on! Glad to see that Ron's OK but eh... aye, twas pretty twisted! Intricately animated for added effect!
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Never thought I'd see Garfield flip out and lose his cool like this! What a brilliantly brutal tragedy.
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Haha! Thanks
I learned more than I expected to from this! Feels like tweens have a reputation of being one of the most basic; effortless forms of animation available, either it's tweened and basic or FBF and awesome, but you turn it into a real artform! I'd never heard of the 'easing' feature either, could it be new to the Flash franchise? Great tutorial, easy to follow, packed with info; not too long.
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Thank you for the kind words! I'm so glad to hear you got some help from it! Easing has been around since I've been using Flash around version 8 I believe, and really applies to hand-drawn FBF animation as well! But yeah, I wanted to put this out there to show that motion-tweens can be made to look appealing, and not lazy! Though traditional animation techniques should still be practiced first! ;)
For a while there, I was thinking ending the animation with just a black screen was a pretty neat idea, not knowinf it if was the end or not, if something evil was about to burst forth or if it was really all over... as always, highly effectual; twisted entertainment! Nice work!
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Thanks Cyberdevil! :) Yeah I always found something kinda eerie when you watch old films and they just cut off and you sit in silence haha. I always think "something is going to kill me now I know it!"
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