Beautiful
Another amazing abstract adventure for the Blue Rabbit :) I just can't get enough of Another Day, please never stop making it Dim (and please don't stop making Decline either!).
~All the best~
Reviews for "Another Day Seven"
Ogm itsa another another day!
Rather another night if you ask me. :)
But it was nice idea to make an animation about a dream.
The blurring effects worked well with the backgrounds. And i think you didn't go too far with filters.
Though not very touching, this one was rather...immersive. It had rather nice atmosphere, thanks to rather detailed and funnily drawn backgrounds. This wobbly style gives it quite living look.
Well i hope you continue making these. Always nice to see another.... another day.
Ahh...The sweet flowing movement of FBF
It was certainly worth the wait! The animation was top-knotch, the lighting effects were way above par, and the story was as good as ever!
The song fitted really well with the animation. I don't know if it was intentional, but the first time "Too many cliche's" is played, becuase of the "enviroment" (I.e, hanging keys), to me it sounded like "Too many Keys". Again, I don't know if that was intentional, but I love little things like that!
Oh, and by the way, whatw as that little brown thing with legs that was swimming around in the water? I want one ^^
10/10
nice
it has to be said, this has gotta be one of the best in the flash portal. (well i think so anyway). great use of shadow and lighting.
...Wow.
I've been a big fan of your work for god knows how long,and,surprisingly,this actually made me cry,for no particularly apparant reason...Poor blue rabbit. Was some of this done in 3D max,or a similar program?I was just wondering,since The part where the cliff is collapsing looks -too- good to have been made on flash.If it was...well...I don't know what to say. Wonderful piece of work,as always!
The-Super-Flash-Bros responds:
I'm glad you liked it.
I did the bridge part with my graphics tablet, like everything else. But I did use some tweened symbols first, to get the movements right. Then I drew over them, in each frame, adding the cracks and stuff.
-Dim