Hey everybody! I'm submitting my very first short movie! I've been around for a while at newgrounds, and all I ever made in flash where banners, websites and other interactive stuff. But i've allways wanted to make an animation, so here it is!
It's short, it's experimental and not really perfect, but I just want to let everybody know that i'm alive and posting as today at newgrounds!
I'm planning in making gizmostudios really something else ;) so expect more from me in the near future.
nice but...
for your first its ok but as much as i love throwing coconuts at crows on wonderful days ,theres no sarcasm there realy does look like fun:), i think you should put a litlle more into it rather than one function and as for the music i feel it drops to a gloominess at a point that simply doesnt fit perhaps adding a music / backround changing option can help.
(( Entertaining and cute ))
~~REVIEW~~
lol this was funny, but seemed abit short, it was cute with the bird and all but could have had more to it it was funny and made me laugh and had some nice artwork, keep up the decent animations.
~~THINGS TO IMPROVE ON~~
Make it longer maybe some more disturbances with other birds and all.
~~OVERALL~~
Funny and cute little animation, nice artwork.
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Pooor birdy
Yo Bert!
Hurting poor birds again? You sick bastard.
Ii quite like it, but I expected it to hit the bird, not the pole!
WOW~XD
THIS IS AMAZING!!!You say this is ur first animation?! WOW...I would like to know your websites and those stuff! You're really pro XD
I thank you, really do! Had no clue people would respond this well to my first drawn animation!
The website is still in progress, had an old one at dot.tk but they canceled it! I'll be finishing it in the near future. Look forward to it!
great job!
Great job. I had a question though...which program do you need to make and animation like the one you made? And where can you cet it? Email me... bissues92_bjc@verizon.net
Just good old Macromedia (...sorry, ADOBE) Flash 8 and a wacom tablet. Frame by frame drawn, so no real tricks up my sleeve.
I did first draw out with lines the path of movement, so I got a good reference of where the next frame would be placed. That helped me a lot, especially with the ball.