Great job with world you've created. It makes me want to see more, so I hope this becomes a series--with speaking parts, so I can audition.
Great job with world you've created. It makes me want to see more, so I hope this becomes a series--with speaking parts, so I can audition.
The punchline at the end was completely unexpected and got belly laughs from me. The animation was excellent; the audio could be cleaner. Great work, overall.
I also agree about the absence of Spawn. Otherwise, it's outstanding.
This one got belly laughs from me. Brilliant writing.
This 'toon ROCKS!!! It's also a welcome respite from the auto-tuned drivel produced by individuals more deserving of Hell than Flex Calibur.
This twisted tale is well told and illustrated, and what also earns its Top Entry status is the fantastic music selection backing the visuals.
I saw a bit of this, last year, but didn't get around to seeing the entire collaboration until now. The array of talent and creativity on display is mind-blowing. Visually, this is something to project on a large blank wall in a room during a Halloween party, looping it through the party's duration. (I like the old-school R&B style selection backing the clips, too.) Bravo to everyone involved!
This is very well put together, from the backgrounds and storytelling to the sound design.
cheers man :)
They were all enjoyable to watch. As for the best, my vote's a toss-up between #4 and #5.
This piece is reminiscent of Terry Gilliam's animated interludes in the Monty Python episodes. I can segments working well in between longer, live-action skits.
(I like your morphing face logo, too.)
<3 Yessssssssss. You win. That's what I was going for. He is a major influence of whacky absurdism as a creator.
(Thank you sir I appreciate it.)
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