The red heart feels like it's both flashing and piercing my eyes. I hardly can notice the animation in the back. If the red heart curved up with the character's head as a small sketched icon, it'd be much less painful for the viewer. It also wouldn't hog the screen. I also don't think the music fits. There isn't enough animation to fit the beat, nor do the movements correlate, in my opinion.
Author Comments
A classical flash loop.
It's just a cute anime loop with music in the background
I made a short cut last night. I decided to turn it into a small dance. After I saw the results I thought death by glamour would fit nicely, it did, so followed the title.
Art and animation by me
The character is a random tomboy I made up on the spot
Music: toby fox (undertale- death by glamour)
Download: https:\/\/uploads.ungrounded.net\/754000\/754881_death-by-moe.swf
Toby seems very lenient with fans using the Undertale tracks for non profit. If this isn't enough of a permission I'll be understanding and take it down.
Title states facts! Awesome color work!
fun
EiGiBeast responds:
thank you
WHY IS IT SO LOUD
EiGiBeast responds:
SWFs play audio at its original volume unless a slider is implemented. Most applications today allow you to control video volume. This makes SWF volume loud in comparison. You can fix it by lowering your main audio control. You can fix it by getting a tab audio controller. You can fix it by downloading the flash, playing it through a custom player with volume, or playing it regularly and controlling the volume of flash as a program on your pc.
I want to learn how to implement audio control, but I wanted to keep this one simple.
Hope this helps