I'm glad to have been part of this impressive showcase of animators, voice actors and sound design. Great work, everyone!
I'm glad to have been part of this impressive showcase of animators, voice actors and sound design. Great work, everyone!
Thanks Overseer!
I love the references to classic cartoons, like Dick Dastardly & Muttley and Wile E. Coyote.
Thanks, Colin, grew up on those toons!
Well done with the animation. Quite a change-up the big guy throws.
Thank you, lol yeah a little twist at the end there.
What a fantastic showcase of animation talent.
It's a cool layout in need of a story. I like the attention to detail, and the background music is reminiscent of Steve Morse--albeit without the brilliant lead guitar runs. I encourage you to repurpose this for a video game or a movie with a narrative.--Maybe as part of a collaboration with another artist?
What really makes this piece work is the great background music. Good choice.
This is excellently rendered, in terms of imagery, animation and narrative. I'm a bit bummed, though, that the father didn't rescue his daughter in time. (I guess I'm a sap for happier endings.)
Bravo! There are any number of artists whose work I appreciate despite them not being saints. One case in point that comes immediately to mind is the music of Giancarlo Gesualdo, a Renaissance-era composer of madrigals and motets. He was way ahead of his time, when it came to harmonies, but he was also a nutjob who murdered his first wife in a fit of jealous rage.
Brilliant work! Very inventive and well drawn. The story kept my attention throughout, curious as to what happens next in this fantastic world you created. Bravo!
I like the concept. It could use a more accurate voice for Gandalf.
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