I'm loving the series already. Was the choice to make the character faceless a way so that the viewer could imagine themselves as it? Or just a way to give it an eerie atmosphere? The only problem with this episode is that there didn't seem to be a story and a lot of the time was taken up by the darkness at the beginning. But if it was only meant for giving you the creeps, then it's perfect.
Between the Doors Episode 1
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Gaussamer-BTD responds:
I intend to let the viewer derive meaning from the series as they see it. But the faceless, simple design of the main character is for two reasons: Half for the reason you pointed out, and half because I'm not so great at drawing the human anatomy. >< Thanks so much for the feedback, and don't worry about the dark space at the beginning. It won't show up so much in future episodes (at least not for as long) and it did serve a purpose. <3
Thanks again for your interest!
Looks promising, I'd love to see where this goes in the future.
This is very nice. It is errie which fits the mood perfectly as well as your decision of animation. You really knocked that out the ball park
However, you shouldn't start your animation out with like 10-25 seconds of blackness. That was really my only problem.
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