Freehand circle, hmmm...

Well, that seemed an interesting project, really is very complicated draw a circle only with your hands and a brush, but what has come to this presentation is not really acceptable proof with make a perfect circle.

First, to draw a head (have to be mind circular, not any), you must take several hours and too difficult for anyone.

Second, would elaborate on smudge this drawing, because knowing that it is impossible not to leave traces after erasing, then can this way not wake up right.

Third, thus not erasing right, the circle does not perfectly. Therefore, having to lighten this process, since this video does not give the correct steps to draw a circle (Yes, in my opinion, you still must have objects this way to draw as perfect).

The graphics, slides and music are ok.

i tryed it BUT IT DOESNT WORK.

btw if you cant draw a circle how the hell would you draw that perfect head.

btw sponge bob is cool, but dont go stealing sponge bobs lines and pictures and go make your own.

ah!

I remember watching this as a kid and making circles all the time but now my circles are crappy :P. but I don't care, i'm just saying about the good old times

BOOYAH

I have drawn the perfect circle :D Thank you for your tutorial

Not funny, creative, or even well done.

Spongebob Squarepants is a cultural phenomenon. Some 11 years ago, he first appeared on television, causing controversy, deep-thought, and loads of laughs. To rip off Spongebob is a slap in the face to the creators, your audience, and anybody that tries to put together something creative.

The substance of this Flash is essentially three frames, each featuring a picture you did not make, and a joke that you did not write. In that, I cannot award you any points. Secondly, this joke could have been the basis for a cartoon. You could have redone the scene with an honest animation as a tribute. Instead, we get something close to a slideshow, devoid of any animation and only limited interactivity.

The only thing you actually made for this production was the text. I mean typing it in. The words themselves are almost verbatim from the show. To me, the Flash screams "cop out." Look at it; there is no background, the text seems to be in a default font, and the music isn't fitting.

It's difficult to make it as an artist. That being said, one has to try. In the real world, you really have to take some risks, make something of your own. Stephen Hillenburg didn't create Spongebob so somebody could pad their Flash count. He didn't create it to make obscene amounts of cash. He created it to provide the world with an interesting spin on life, to give children and adults alike something to laugh at. When you have the integrity to make something like that, something original, you will warrant a positive score.

Until then, no stars.