Could you give me some feedback on my first published cartoon?
I have been playing with anime studio for about seven months now. I have not really published anything yet. I am wanting to get better at the program. I use these message boards a lot to help me learn new techniques.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq-QVB_LSys
What are some areas I could improve in to make my cartoon look and feel more professional?
Thanks.
Feedback on first published cartoon?
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Very nice work!
That was fun and silly. I especially like the honest last line.
"Grandpa, that doesn't make any sense!" Made it all the more enjoyable.
Very entertaining, right down to the credits and dedication to all red-tied characters.
Good work!
~M
"Grandpa, that doesn't make any sense!" Made it all the more enjoyable.
Very entertaining, right down to the credits and dedication to all red-tied characters.
Good work!
~M
~M
Change is inevitable, growth is optional.
Life is short, enjoy the adventure!
Change is inevitable, growth is optional.
Life is short, enjoy the adventure!
Thanks everybody for the feedback. I appreciate all of your encouragement.
@ alexian: Part of the purpose was for the animation to not go anywhere. My humor style appreciates humor like Spongebob Squarepants and Monty Python.
@ Danimal: I did notice that their hands seem to disappear. I did not notice what you meant at first. I think you are talking about when they put their hands in their faces and the colors mix. I am not sure I can fix this. I cannot use outlines because it does not fit the animation style. If I darken the hands it looks strange. Do you have any suggestions?
I plan on being more active in these forums. I have used the forums many times, but I hardly add anything to the community. I hope to see you all more often.
@ alexian: Part of the purpose was for the animation to not go anywhere. My humor style appreciates humor like Spongebob Squarepants and Monty Python.

@ Danimal: I did notice that their hands seem to disappear. I did not notice what you meant at first. I think you are talking about when they put their hands in their faces and the colors mix. I am not sure I can fix this. I cannot use outlines because it does not fit the animation style. If I darken the hands it looks strange. Do you have any suggestions?
I plan on being more active in these forums. I have used the forums many times, but I hardly add anything to the community. I hope to see you all more often.
You could have the hands cast a slight shadow only when over the face just to cause a bit of separation. That's all I'm thinking of offhand.Kedric wrote:If I darken the hands it looks strange. Do you have any suggestions?
Or you could just live with it and say, ah well, it's part of the style. That works too!

~Danimal
That's such a great idea! The only problem is that I have no idea how to do it over the face only. Also, I don't know if I would even like it if I went through all the work to figure it out.Danimal wrote:You could have the hands cast a slight shadow only when over the face just to cause a bit of separation.Kedric wrote:If I darken the hands it looks strange. Do you have any suggestions?

I guess I could try it if it is easier than I think.