Pretty cool how you played it like the actual fight... right up until the end there! Re-animating the actual scene with just one new character... pretty cool idea! The fluidity of the fight really comes across too.
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Pretty cool how you played it like the actual fight... right up until the end there! Re-animating the actual scene with just one new character... pretty cool idea! The fluidity of the fight really comes across too.
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Thanks man! I'll try to play around more fight scenes. It's really fun and rewarding to animate
Getting pretty serious now! Can't wait for the showdown. When they go down. Hopefully they won't zone out and postpone rounds with furrowed frowns, but shoot some clowns with those dope headfold sounds! And live in peace and harmonica ever after. Crazy (with that I mean great) episode as always.
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thanks!
Woah, an end to the first season of Yonder Ho! Longest-running season on NG, maybe? I thought the year 2088 was a mistake in the beginning, but I guess it really is huh! Not so many futuristic elements in this one as in the previous. Not so much random and crazy either, but still some entertaining dialog amidst the story. Also: looks like a different style of animation at the beginning? Non-paint?
The jump from the window looked like he was getting sucked out, and you've got a white border to the left early on in the Moon Base episode (classy finale there too XD), otherwise it's looking good. Happy to see another one of these episodes is out, and for Halloween no less! :D Wonder how the second season will turn out, seems like there might be some squirrely changes.
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Thank you very much, Cyberdevil! I always love reading your reviews. You're a very thoughtful and attentive person <3
Yep, the current year in Yonder Ho is 2088. Most of them aren't animated, but all my stories take place in the same universe. Yonder Ho is a very loose continuation of stories I made that took place during the 1860s, and my series of (really terrible) Game Maker games, which took place in the future.
As for the animation, all of the character art is still done with Paint, but most of the backgrounds were drawn in Photoshop. I did use a old film filter for the pre-intro part. Actually, the little year counter at the beginning was a simple program I made. I just used a screen recorder to capture it.
Yeah, there's a few animation errors here and there XD Happy you liked the Moon Base showdown though!
Anyways, thanks again for all your support. I'm happy you liked the episode overall!
You really present your family in the brightest light! Starts off an entertainingly educational animation, and ends a really personal one. Nicely presented, and animated, and for the diabetes thing: how early on did you get it? Hope I didn't miss it - I don't think I heard a year in the video. I guess you need to alter your diet a lot too - avoid all sugary foods? I like how it's all in a positive tone btw, despite the negative context. Keep fighting the good fight!!
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I got 'type 1 diabetes' when i was '4 years old'
'The stay away from sugary foods' thing is actually a pretty common misconception, and im glad to clear it up for you...
Sugary foods just need larger doses of insulin earlier. Sugar is fast acting and spikes blood sugars quickly. For example: A Juice box (super sugary) would react alot faster than lets say a tuna sandwich ( less sugary )
If you have any more questions, send em my way!
thanks for the feedback btw appreciate it :)
Graham
Love is a but a brief and fleeting moment. XD Fun stuff, though the recording quality's a bit sharp on the voices. Not sure if that's the intended effect, or you could maybe use a better microphone there? Crisp, clear and unclipping sounds would bring it a level further! Nice work though.
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I have gotten a better mic since this video was made, my next upload should be alittle crisper :)
Still not recorded at a professional level yet tho :(
Heavy are the respons abilities of the grown-up man! XD Nice short.
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That they are. And some of us can't deal with those responsibilities :c
Thanks!
I've gotta watch some of these episodes some time. XD Awesome work piecing together voice with suitable imagery like this, all nicely animated and supper fitting, though that ending shot: brutal! The happy sloth would've been such a feelgood ending though! I feel for that sloth.
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Thank you! i thought the happy, ok, sloth ending would have been too predictable. So I went with something more spuratic at the end. i'm glad you enjoyed my animation btw :)
So unexpected, and so awesome! XD It really is a Happy Halloween now! Hope you had a good one.
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Haha thanks a lot! ; O ;
It is pretty brutal when life does that. XD And at the most unexpected times to! Nice one.
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lol life is pretty unpredictable, thanks
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