big ideas and a thick brush
This a fun watch even for people who aren't Fox. In fact, I actually really like the wide brush coloring - it's refreshing that someone out there is still in it for the story and doesn't go crazy over the execution. Of course, the big nerd in me wants to tell you that you get more depth by making the edges darker on round things (like fox, or our mystery villain). But in the end, I'll say fek it, I'm really looking forward to seeing what you come up with next, so I hope you're gonna keep making things! More more more!
Though graphically unpolished, you've got a sohisticated, film-like sensibility when it comes to movement, suspense and just the right amount of humor (the newspaper thing, awesome, anything more would have been too much). Those are serious talents that not many people have; they're more important than being visually realistic any day, so don't ever let the man get you down if he doesn't like the way it looks. The way I see it, someone along the way told Don Hertzfeldt that he sucked because he can only draw stick figures, and he's one of the best animators out there today. Check him out if you don't know him. Especially after seeing that guerilla crayon clip in the Amalgamations movie - that was completely awesome, by the way, I kinda wish you'd go back and do the whole song with them blasting their way through black and white.
You've got a good eye, keep on learning!