Pencilmation! Rancour's..
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- rated 4.38 / 5 stars
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- 41,815 Views
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- Genre:
- Comedy - Original
- silent
- plane
- stairs
- pencilmation
Credits & Info
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Author captainmcross
- Uploaded
- Jun 9, 2012 | 4:47 PM EDT
- File Info
- Movie
- 6.5 mb
- Daily Feature June 11, 2012
- Weekly 5th Place June 13, 2012
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Author Comments
Just finished another new episode of Pencilmation. Please let me know what you think!
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars June 17, 2012
Perfect like all the others!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars June 17, 2012
Seems like a good animation that plays with some concepts of physics.
Rated 5 / 5 stars June 17, 2012
that was fantastic! Superb job!
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars June 17, 2012
I like the animation style and I think the execution is good, but there is something missing in the story.
At the start there was some sort of purpose to what happened: artist wants character to run, character refuses to run; artist does something to make it happen. But after that, things were just being done to the character seemingly for no purpose; put him in a plane, make the plane crash, put him in a boat, make the boat sink, etc. It seemed more like a demo reel for drawing skills than a funny story.
I like it much better when there is interaction - like the start, the character doesn't want to run, so the artist starts erasing - scaring him into moving. Perhaps the character could have brought some of the disasters on himself instead; run out of fuel so the plane crashes and be saved by the artist; try to fish and pull the plug out of his boat so it sinks... Or maybe he could try to combat the artist, create a conflict. Either way would be more interesting than just watching the artist mess around with the character.
This actually reminded me of the old La Linea animated cartoon - made me go google some of those episodes up. They are good funny examples of the same concept treated differently.
Yes, since the beginning of Pencilmation I have always struggled with the motivation behind the artist and the characters. I still haven't quite figured it out, but thanks for the ideas. Once I can grasp it, I think the audience will gain much more of an emotional connection.
Rated 3 / 5 stars June 17, 2012
good animation but needs somthing to make it better