yeah good animations, good facial expressions... but the punchline just baffles me :|
yeah good animations, good facial expressions... but the punchline just baffles me :|
Aloelion, I don't agree.. The characters are clean and proportions are always spot-on! but it's the animation timing that needs some work.... more accel/decceleration, squash n' stretch and all that crap.... and well, I'm not much of a fan of fighting sequences, but you put a lot of love in there! keep it up
Thanks, I think you're right, because there are parts that are very fast and others that run a little slow, but I hope to improve with practice in my next works
needs more log.
I got the reference, but it doesn't need Log.
...finish recording: shift + F10. You should have done it after 2 seconds.
Okay?
well that escaladed quickly.
Yes it escaladed quickly which of course meant marmalade spilt all over it
I agree, this is good material for a family story... which I find is very unlikely here on NG :). The story is simple. I really thought the movie would end after the dog gave up, before he turned on the TV. Then I saw Beavis and Butthead and a few other nudges that will make some people smile... and I Loooove Beavis and Butthead.... and the story kept going.
And yes, the animation seemed a bit odd. The proportions are good, the dog is very well drawn and moves very well, but it looks like you rotoscoped from live footage only for a few movements. Especially when the dude puts on his coat. Cause it could look a little stiff at times... I liked the dog's behavior though, looked very natural.
Anyways, keep at it!
i'm always a taker for trippy weird stuff!!
punchline was meh... I kinda hoped that the dude's explosion would be a little more metaphorical, I liked your backgrounds, the music and the colors you used, though.
yeah we get it
I agree... Brickleberry is frikkin bland.
2 X 4 = 8 bit. I love animating weird stuff, and character slapstick animation.
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