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Nice mix of frame-by-frame and tweens. The backgrounds were great and the story itself kept me guessing; I honestly couldn't predict where each part was headed next.

Only place I could offer advice for improvement in is perspective. Sometimes characters don't fit right with the background, but that could easily happen if you animate the characters first and layout the backdrop after.

Not sure what's going on?...
But I did like your use of tweens with all the corrective shapes(e.g. when he's half in the chest). It's an interesting way to cheat a frame by frame look though in no means is it perfect. Keep it up!
(the movement was pretty slow, definitely practice timing and keep in mind not all body parts are going to move in the same time intervals)

PatoLarax responds:

I really appreciate your feedback!
Many thanks!

You're right, not a walking cycle, not sure what it is.
Also misrepresentation in the thumbnail.

A lot of smooth liquidy frame-by-frame animation. It's a fantastic display of animation skills, so I won't send less than a 5 your way.

I loved it, I loved every second of this. It was fantastic in every aspect and I teared up.
I'm currently fighting myself to adding this to my favorites but I just can't handle sad dog stuff.

FREEEEAAAAKKKING
FFRRRRREEEEEAAAAAKKKIIINNNNGGG
FFFFFFRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAKKKKKKIIIIINGG
Excellent dood. Overall super amazing, loved the art, loved the slam poemy narration; great work!

Funny video Mike,
Everything about this is pretty straightforward, south park characters, parody of the real life suction cup man, and use of repetition to make it funny
Overall, if you like Piemations, you like this.

Nice work, the music was a little bit loud and distracting, but fairly accurate I've gotta say.

On a side note, you can get any Autodesk application free for 2 years with a student ID using a school email and the Source Filmmaker[SFM] is another free 3D program with crowd-sourced models and rigs.

Dayonder responds:

Yeah I definitely need to work on sound mixing. Audio is one of my weaker subjects in the field.
And I'm perfectly fine with Blender. I think it's a great program for 3D animation. But thanks for the info!

You just pump this shit out don't you?
But it's always gooooooooooood

Pretty good stuff, I loved the introduction to the situation that we'd be seeing the rest of the animation.
On a down-side a lot of what's going on is some pretty predictable humor so watching it felt more like a matter of "when is she gonna try this" instead of "what is she gonna do next"
Nothing too surprising but that doesn't mean it's a bad thing overall, good watch :)

abanuelos34 responds:

Thank you for your input BrandyBuizel. Much appreciated. I see what you mean about the predictability. Cheers!

I make stuff; sometimes for money, but always for fun.

Brandon @BrandyBuizel

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