DingoWalleyStudio 2012-04-05 15:15:45

Oh, don't worry about it dude! Just take your time XD It's taking me a while to finish Candle Cove. Just take your time and get the work done :3

Gianni 2012-04-05 17:26:30

What are you talking about? "Me Gusta" was six of my seven lines.

Gianni 2012-04-05 17:32:55

But seriously, do quality. If you did a million shitty flashes nobody would really remember you, but if you do one really awesome one you can be a legend if it's good enough.

Now, I don't predict StarNova to make you a legend, if anything I think a lot of people are going to say you're ripping off "SailorMan" and the other whacked out anime-spoof stuff that Spazkid and the gang does. That doesn't stop me from wanting to be a part of the project though, since I generally enjoy the stuff you give me.

StaticBunny 2012-04-05 18:00:47

Don't worry about it, dude. Looks awesome from the current keyframe I see.

bocodamondo 2012-04-05 19:27:39

hmmm..looks intresting from that screenshot so far. but it looks more intressting from the Timeline bar ^^

cant wait to see it.
i also work on a new piece of crap. if you want to you can BETA watch it.

bocodamondo 2012-04-05 19:49:03

haha chilax im just making fun when i insult my own videos. i dont really mean it ^^

Anix1088 2012-04-05 19:56:30

The keyfram that I see is a good pice of work, I know that this is something to enjoy watching, oh and you should take your time and do as much as you want with the animation I know that it is going to be great! ^_^
P.S Are the characters Cyclops....es?

SpamClamberton 2012-04-06 11:00:37

Yeah, I dunno how people manage to blast out entire movies every two weeks. Just remember everybody has different commitments: if web cartoons are your main source of income, then you can afford to work on them pretty constantly. Whereas if you have a nine-to-five job, then there's a big chunk of your day gone. And if you're doing something where the work follows you home, like school or freelance work or any job where things have deadlines rather than you come in, do your time and leave, then that's even less time again.

I think it also depends on why you animate. To make a film by yourself, you need story, character animation, sound, possibly voices, possibly effects animation, etc. It's a lot of fields and most people only specialise in one, or you may only really enjoy one or two of them. I constantly have the energy to animate and I animate all the time, but it's usually not in the framework of a story. I'm just doodling, experimenting with capturing movement. I love writing stories and doing sound design and drawing pretty backgrounds and making silly voices, but just playing around with a bit of character animation just comes so naturally that I spend a lot of time just practicing it, rather than committing to an entire finished film. And there's other people out there who probably write scripts all the time in their head, and come up with funny scenarios and doodle little comics, but don't necessarily have the energy all the time to do all the other steps and make it into a finished product.

So don't beat yourself up because you're not making endless cartoons by yourself and getting massively internet-famous. One day it might be your main commitment and so you can just work on it all day every day, or maybe you'll end up setting up a studio and working with other people, just doing the aspects that you're most passionate about. For now just do what comes naturally, play around with it, practice your craft and make the occasional movie at your own pace. It's all good.

Slashie 2012-04-07 18:04:17

It's too bad that stuff like this barely gets a notice while stuff like TOME gets sponsored. I'm really digging your use of colours (even if the writing and voice acting sucks I'll watch it for that). Your artstyle seems to remind me of Spazkid