nice
really nice concept. i hope you find the time to sink a little more time into it and make it a little cleaner and more finished.
nice
really nice concept. i hope you find the time to sink a little more time into it and make it a little cleaner and more finished.
this is your brain
if you're going for a psychadelic effect, you might want to look into a little more depth and some standardised colour patterns- i know it seems unintuitive, but you'll be able to create better contrasts with something sane to compare to all the madness.
keep at it.
Thanks for the input.
hmmm
It's solid animation, but i really feel like you've got the skills to be working on something other than video game parody. kinda hurts to watch.
I look foward to future animations!
keep practicing.
there's some nice scene progression here, but your plot is so bland!
as for your animation, dabble longer and harder- and dabble in some figure drawing too!
meaning? life lessons? on newgrounds?
this is a really nice change from the usual fare here- video games and parodies, and it's an interesting and important message. empathy and sympathy are in short supply.
as an atheist, the amassment of personal wealth makes sense- when you're done, you're done- and you want to enjoy what you've got while you've got it. imagine that the kids are all cancer patients with only a day to live- would you ask them to give up their castles?
guess what guys
24 hrs wasted. a lot of you have some really good choreography skills, and when you realise that stick figures can't convey any of the emotional content- or even the spatial physics that real animation does, i'll tread hot coals to come see your work- right now though, i can hardly stomach it. just hurts to watch.
do some figure drawing- have a play with perspective in space- you'll be surprised at what you're capable of.
also, why is the dialogue in stick animations always so terrible?
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