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D.K
bad looking gradients. change colour bit depth?
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And now, besides all that technical stuff:
Your video is great!
It's nearly perfect (the few minor glitches are really only visible for a trained eye like mine - stuff like the radio waves which have a visible corner instead of being perfectly round). It has charme. The movements are beyond criticism. The style is great, and consequently executed throughout the whole clip. There are nice reminiscences from "The Wall" as well as "Yellow Submarine". The russian constructivist poster design is well adapted. Details like having the robot blink to the guitar are really heartwarming. The faces are simple, yet you put in a lot of work to give them expressions and move them smoothly.
Now, how much was done in AS? I think you had at least one scene to be done in a 3D application, although even there I know it could've been done in AS, only a bit complicated to work out. Could you tell us a bit about production?
And please, please, make a Hi-Res copy available somewhere, maybe you should offer this to http://dekku.blogspot.com/, they already showcased Mike's Goldfish video.
Your video is great!
It's nearly perfect (the few minor glitches are really only visible for a trained eye like mine - stuff like the radio waves which have a visible corner instead of being perfectly round). It has charme. The movements are beyond criticism. The style is great, and consequently executed throughout the whole clip. There are nice reminiscences from "The Wall" as well as "Yellow Submarine". The russian constructivist poster design is well adapted. Details like having the robot blink to the guitar are really heartwarming. The faces are simple, yet you put in a lot of work to give them expressions and move them smoothly.
Now, how much was done in AS? I think you had at least one scene to be done in a 3D application, although even there I know it could've been done in AS, only a bit complicated to work out. Could you tell us a bit about production?
And please, please, make a Hi-Res copy available somewhere, maybe you should offer this to http://dekku.blogspot.com/, they already showcased Mike's Goldfish video.