the one pose near the end when hes shielding his
eyes is like wtfffffffffffffffffffffffffff but otherwise very very nice extreme whorey angles and shit
Reviews for "Wither"
awesome!
the part where the clouds come together and shoot that lightning bolt was gorgeous and so well done (my favorite part, aesthetically). the character's design is really good looking, solid. the whole thing was pretty damn good for hand-drawn; like a few have mentioned, it would look so much smoother and less seizure-inducing if you had found a good, set light-source for each frame....but otherwise well done.
Great!
(To 2006Neon2006: And how many paper animators do you see on Newgrounds? "Unoriginal" would be a Mario sprite flash, but he has put a lot of original work into this piece. Just because there is someone out there with a similar idea, and they have been doing it longer, doesn't make this crap. Because by your logic, everyone in every profession should be making unoriginal crap because someone has done it before, and was better at it. Show some respect for the artist that actually did some work, all you had to do was sit there on your ass and watch it.)
To Totty: Great piece, you can see the amount of work that you put into it. You keep improving as you go. The only complaints I have is that you can see the guidelines you used in some frames, (unless you were going for a sketchy look) and the animation could have been a little smoother. Keep up the good work!
holy shit
that was some sick shit dude, the only thing is it looks too skippy, i know it is really hard to make paper animation smooth and that can't possibly be expected of you, but if you could then you would get the ten. still that is one of the best paper animations i have seen in a long time, make more, you could end up getting paid for that shit
The blood and sweat!!!
Very impressive for student work! 2D Cel animation is a dying art in America now a days. Too bad, cuz all that CGI 3D stuff is just getting to redundant. I know this isn't an actual cel animation, but a pencil test instead. However, alot of folks (or the average eye) always soon forgets the amount of blood and sweat it takes to create this kind of animation. It's not just a simple move the rigged skeleton from point A to point B, but every single frame needs to be individually drawn. It's been awhile since I've taken 2D animation class, but I think it was 30 frames a second. That's 30 seperate drawings per second. Do the math from there.
GOOD JOB MAN!!!