This is really amazing. I knew this dude put a lot of effort into this animations but I never realized how much. I can't imagine drawing circles without cell paper. He has to have a really good eye to pull that off.
This is just incredible. I was always impressed by the planets sequence and seeing the process behind making it happen has only left me in even deeper awe.
usually i won't watch a vid that's over 10 minutes, but when i found this i thought, "oh, Don Hertzfeldt. wonder what this one is...?" i was beyond amazed by the whole peice. i'm very impressed, inspired and intrigued by such patience and dedication he has. Don is now my +1 for inspiration in both animation and other forms of art [because cartoons are art!]
The animation is stunning! And his choice of music is brilliant. Never thought the music of Phillip Glass would fit in any film, but this film is an exception! I will be dreaming great dreams this night.
First time I've actually noticed the immense artistic talent that goes along with Don Hertzfelt's incredible sense of humour and the quirky aesthetic of the cartoons - his perspective on the planets is amazing, his creatures impeccably imaginative and often womping, this is genius.
WOW! He spent four years making that animation. I wish I had the patience to make a film (Well, I kind of do). The sad thing: I long to be a film director, yet I have nobody to help me, and I don't want to use clay for the rest of my life.
This film contains two pencil tests that show paper edges, registration pins, and Don's marginal notes. The flashing sequence of pages become visible at the edges, while smooth and natural motion takes place in the center. A sense of wonder grows on me that no persistence of vision or fool-the-eye camera techniques explanations can dispel, how an artist's vision drawn on static pages can be brought to life. This adds another layer to my fascination with animation.
I wonder what he does with all those eraser shavings? I'd just throw them on the floor and wait for piles of eraser bits to collect in the corners of the room.
I recently ran across a curious historical artifact: 'Gertie the Dinosaur', also by Winsor McCay. 'Gertie' is reputed to be the first animated character with some personality to appear in film. The line drawings on paper (no cels) remind me of Don's work. 'Gertie' is available at the Internet Archive.
@HalfBreedPsycho On Don's bitterfilms website, look for the link to his store. It's on the Bitter Films Vol. One 1995-2005 DVD, along with his student films produced at UCSB, and other early stuff.
he is like the kurt cobain of art/animating/storytelling!! this guy really inspired me into animating and doing different kind of genre of it too! way to go man! everything he done to this vid makes an adventureous climax of his animation :) blood tears and sweat he gave this is history made of this generation
Wow! I just...wow! I know the work you...wow...did you see the movement of all the "people" while an event was taking place...plus the walk behind of the "headless" people. You would see peoples heads disappear. Just amazing work, really amazing! True talent. Oh, and was that Tom Waits in the background playing?
I've always enjoyed how Don creates animations which are drawings that are living on the page, rather than just moving on it. The page isn't simply media, it's a dynamic environment.
@doodlingdork I disagree. The artist has something in his head that he wants to get out, and he wants it to come across in a very raw and organic way. This is the medium and method that works for him. This particular video is more of a "sketchpad" of ideas and techniques to get those ideas across. Regardless of how nonsensical or random they might appear to be. If Don didn't care about content, he would have taken all of the commercial offers that came his way.
I just noticed something, though it took a while to hit me: In none of his films that I've seen so far has he used cels. All the techniques developed by Max Fleischer and Ub Iwerks for traditional animation-- movable backgrounds, rotoscope, multiplane camera, etc-- all depend on the transparency of cels. Trad cel animation is labor intensive enough, but Don makes himself MORE work by doing multi exposures and camera tricks instead. The results look great, but...WOW!!
^^^^ hm. does the quality of a work rely on buttons of likes and dislikes.
As if the only understanding and appreciation can make itself worthy through buttons created of digital imagery that expresses. one. short. bland,.response...within itself, carrying the motivation to make itself important. Forbid the negativity! For it has never driven anyone to analyze within their self-righteous..self! +___-
How long did it take to make this amazing animation?
When I have nothing to do (in school), I usually do these animation and take pictures of each design on paper, and then I'm going through the pictures to form an animation. But usually lasts about 10 seconds :(
@koibubbles four years!? so he just sat at his desk and drew frames for four years straight? he's probably the most patient person in the world and i am dead serious about that statement.
here's a fact for you guys, the human eye is capable of viewing about 36 pictures a second, so in order for this animation to be soo smooth like this its amazing... freakin a thats a lot of pictures!!!
I like how ROUGH he his with his drawings... When I'm animating I'm ridiculously delicate with the pages just in case I accidentally crease something. Such a cool insight into a true master of animation/filmaking/storytelling.
Can anyone tell me what the name of the first song is that plays in The Meaning of Life? The part where there's a man falling from above and he slowly rots as he descends towards the bottom. =(
This shows us how remarkable we can be, by watching someone who is dedicated and focused, working somewhere on this same planet, alone with his mind and his music.
Amazeing...Impressive work! Hey, have you heard of the BOFF, BIGSTAR Online Film Festival on BIGSTAR.tv ? They have a $50,000 GRAND PRIZE for any genre film that is 5 minutes or less.
amazing..freaking amazing...the expressions, the diversity of the characters...awesome...I don't think I could focus on an animation for that long... unless I had something (or someone) getting me excited to do said animation..
and that's a cool little glove he has there! must be so he doesn't smudge anything midway through the animation..I need one of those for drawing..XD
I've been following you since I saw the first animation show at the Dryden Theater. This video has given me a new found respect for your work though! Absolutely ridiculous stuff here
For a single man to tackle such a herculean task for his art is astounding. Drawing each individual frame by hand and then going over each of those carefully drawn frames with sharpie... I wish that I had your dedication, hand steadiness and patience. I already watched this on the DVD but it was nice to watch this again to see the process and effort it takes to work on even a single frame.
By the way, I loved your inclusion of Philip Glass's "Opening" It's one of my favorite minimalist songs.
I tought i had a great spatial perspective O.o
P.S: Great things to great people, rare things to rare people, common things to common people
iowazzupfellows83 1 week ago
cats
sethinator8 2 weeks ago
This is really amazing. I knew this dude put a lot of effort into this animations but I never realized how much. I can't imagine drawing circles without cell paper. He has to have a really good eye to pull that off.
Enemynarwhal 2 weeks ago
This is just incredible. I was always impressed by the planets sequence and seeing the process behind making it happen has only left me in even deeper awe.
FujiFlame 1 month ago
question: what kind of glove do you wear? Obviously to prevent pencil smears, but pencil residue doesn't collect on that material?
mutantchaos 1 month ago
this is the most amazing thing i have ever seen things like this is what makes me glad im an artist
374BEANS 1 month ago
10:38 was really beautiful
GrayscaleInHD 2 months ago
usually i won't watch a vid that's over 10 minutes, but when i found this i thought, "oh, Don Hertzfeldt. wonder what this one is...?" i was beyond amazed by the whole peice. i'm very impressed, inspired and intrigued by such patience and dedication he has. Don is now my +1 for inspiration in both animation and other forms of art [because cartoons are art!]
GothLoliInTheUS 2 months ago
The animation is stunning! And his choice of music is brilliant. Never thought the music of Phillip Glass would fit in any film, but this film is an exception! I will be dreaming great dreams this night.
electricbeachboy 3 months ago
@electricbeachboy watch koyaanisqatsi, his music fits so perfectly!
wipje41 2 months ago
First time I've actually noticed the immense artistic talent that goes along with Don Hertzfelt's incredible sense of humour and the quirky aesthetic of the cartoons - his perspective on the planets is amazing, his creatures impeccably imaginative and often womping, this is genius.
CaptainPinhead 3 months ago
WOW! He spent four years making that animation. I wish I had the patience to make a film (Well, I kind of do). The sad thing: I long to be a film director, yet I have nobody to help me, and I don't want to use clay for the rest of my life.
HorrificanStudios 3 months ago
@HorrificanStudios he didnt have much help ether...
ghostfacedude93 3 weeks ago
WARNING: May cause seizures
STDxVIRUS 3 months ago
How does he get paid? Im sure he has a day job, but I mean its a shame all this work just gets posted on youtube for free.
daboognish88 3 months ago
@daboognish88 DVD sales, no day job as far as I know. Luckily he has enough loyal fans to support his film making.
poopynonsense 3 months ago
What kind of glove do you use? I'm left-handed and my hand drags across everything all the time.
BucketCapacity 4 months ago
@BucketCapacity he uses cotton gloves.
Diego1999ist 3 months ago in playlist making comics
This film contains two pencil tests that show paper edges, registration pins, and Don's marginal notes. The flashing sequence of pages become visible at the edges, while smooth and natural motion takes place in the center. A sense of wonder grows on me that no persistence of vision or fool-the-eye camera techniques explanations can dispel, how an artist's vision drawn on static pages can be brought to life. This adds another layer to my fascination with animation.
Nirgendsburg 4 months ago 3
I like the music XDDDDDD
synysterjazmyngates 4 months ago
like any sane and good artist, he has music playing in the background.
chicasrule434 4 months ago
@chicasrule434 with the exception he is insane!!! this is too Awesome to be true he works so rough!!
Gyorkland 4 months ago
Seeing all the work that goes into these, I guess all I can say is...thanks!
dcorps 4 months ago
Hell i think I'll buy some of his stuff. Don and Jhonen Vasquez are my personal heroes.
drakeTM1 5 months ago 2
aaaaa headless people walking!.I could never do this,im so lazy
KurtSidYLosDemas 5 months ago
I wonder what he does with all those eraser shavings? I'd just throw them on the floor and wait for piles of eraser bits to collect in the corners of the room.
KidOnTheNet 6 months ago
Dear got I think I'm in love :D
MsCrayonz 6 months ago 4
@MsCrayonz me too~
GothLoliInTheUS 2 months ago
Be so much easier to do it on a computer but I guess if you enjoy drawing why not draw every frame the old fashioned way.
omgshrimpz 6 months ago
Beautiful,...
macdaddyluigi15 7 months ago
I recently ran across a curious historical artifact: 'Gertie the Dinosaur', also by Winsor McCay. 'Gertie' is reputed to be the first animated character with some personality to appear in film. The line drawings on paper (no cels) remind me of Don's work. 'Gertie' is available at the Internet Archive.
Nirgendsburg 7 months ago
This reminds me of Little Nemo by Winsor McCay. He spends most of the cartoon showing how time consuming animation is (it was produced in 1911).
JamesThWilliams 7 months ago
where can i find the original video ''the meaning of life"?
HalfBreedPsycho 7 months ago
@HalfBreedPsycho On Don's bitterfilms website, look for the link to his store. It's on the Bitter Films Vol. One 1995-2005 DVD, along with his student films produced at UCSB, and other early stuff.
Nirgendsburg 7 months ago 3
he is like the kurt cobain of art/animating/storytelling!! this guy really inspired me into animating and doing different kind of genre of it too! way to go man! everything he done to this vid makes an adventureous climax of his animation :) blood tears and sweat he gave this is history made of this generation
loganmartin24 7 months ago
What lovely music. =3
The simple eraser sounds, the flips of papers, and the ambient noise coupled with background music. The sound of creation is truly marvelous.
boardcertifiable 8 months ago 4
Am I alone in this, but does watching him animating traditionally make any fellow animators feel happy like clams? ^_^
boardcertifiable 8 months ago
He is absolutely amazing! ...He looks like Johnny Depp! Yep. I want him.
ElektraLee77 8 months ago 3
Jake Gyllenhaal mixed with johnny depp
lukejeffs 8 months ago
i am strangly attracted to this guy o.o
TaylorrQanqq 8 months ago 2
Thumbs up if you watched the entire thing in absolute "awe"
1575windwolf 8 months ago 7
love
spritedaway12 8 months ago 3
This man is more than just talent. He has a strong concentration, morality and art. It is more than just an animator. Simply unique! Awesome!
Jasonlemur 9 months ago 37
this is beautiful
jimmyplague 9 months ago
thumbs up if you saw the guy hitting himself
100level2 9 months ago
Nowadays, there are lots of headless people.
xploi 9 months ago
Wow! I just...wow! I know the work you...wow...did you see the movement of all the "people" while an event was taking place...plus the walk behind of the "headless" people. You would see peoples heads disappear. Just amazing work, really amazing! True talent. Oh, and was that Tom Waits in the background playing?
norblits2 9 months ago
I've always enjoyed how Don creates animations which are drawings that are living on the page, rather than just moving on it. The page isn't simply media, it's a dynamic environment.
z3nm0nk 9 months ago
@doodlingdork I disagree. The artist has something in his head that he wants to get out, and he wants it to come across in a very raw and organic way. This is the medium and method that works for him. This particular video is more of a "sketchpad" of ideas and techniques to get those ideas across. Regardless of how nonsensical or random they might appear to be. If Don didn't care about content, he would have taken all of the commercial offers that came his way.
z3nm0nk 9 months ago
this reminds me of my 2d animation class :(
freddyintrouble 9 months ago
I just noticed something, though it took a while to hit me: In none of his films that I've seen so far has he used cels. All the techniques developed by Max Fleischer and Ub Iwerks for traditional animation-- movable backgrounds, rotoscope, multiplane camera, etc-- all depend on the transparency of cels. Trad cel animation is labor intensive enough, but Don makes himself MORE work by doing multi exposures and camera tricks instead. The results look great, but...WOW!!
Nirgendsburg 9 months ago 14
I hoped Don worked with a light table. o_o ... Her eyes should be
red at the end of the whole movie.
KendappaTata 9 months ago
You do know flash right?
ALEG0Man360 9 months ago
@ALEG0Man360: Animation cameras don't use flash bulbs... (big grin)
Nirgendsburg 9 months ago 2
this guy has some serious skill
GShoe32 10 months ago
I love the sound of paper.
TehMarche 10 months ago
......damn.
monkeypoo1993 10 months ago
This is amazing without description!!
P0rtilla 10 months ago
^^^^ hm. does the quality of a work rely on buttons of likes and dislikes.
As if the only understanding and appreciation can make itself worthy through buttons created of digital imagery that expresses. one. short. bland,.response...within itself, carrying the motivation to make itself important. Forbid the negativity! For it has never driven anyone to analyze within their self-righteous..self! +___-
I had a granola bar for breakfast
schmickss 10 months ago
Don Hertzfeldt is a genius. But this video makes me think somehow that he needs a girlfriend.
^_^
bluesfun 10 months ago
I have a masters degree in animation and besidesHideoki Anno, Don is my biggest source of inspiration.
TRMDYLE666 10 months ago
Am I the only one that thinks that he looks like Kurt Cobain?
TheHondaBull 10 months ago
How many erasers and pencils did you go through????
TheBostonseattlefan 11 months ago
@TheBostonseattlefan over 9000
ALEG0Man360 9 months ago
AMAZING!
How long did it take to make this amazing animation?
When I have nothing to do (in school), I usually do these animation and take pictures of each design on paper, and then I'm going through the pictures to form an animation. But usually lasts about 10 seconds :(
LipeNoda 11 months ago
@doodlingdork whoa, thats a bold statement, there.
i think that you're viewing this art ass backwards.
the quality in his work is okay, but the CONTENT here is what really matters.
as a motion graphics artist myself (i.e. an animator), I personally believe that quality can only get you so far.
gabriel1812 11 months ago
awesome
just
Simply
AWESOME!!!!
XxOBSOLETExxTVxX 11 months ago
00:19 you see him having a soda or something...
Diego1999ist 11 months ago
WHAT'S THE PIANO SONG?!?!?!
TheFunnyMan9113 11 months ago
All this time, I was annoyed by smearing my drawings with the sweaty side of my hand. Who knew the solution was something as simple as a glove? :P
TheOnlyBowl 11 months ago
amazing
NiceGuy1130 11 months ago
WOW! and to think it took 3 years for this to be animated.
Diego1999ist 11 months ago
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Diego1999ist 11 months ago
This man is a fucking animation god
sweet58441 1 year ago 10
Thanks to cocaine, this was done in twelve minutes.
modernmoders 1 year ago
@modernmoders lmfao hell yea
martinezmarcio1 11 months ago
@lightningshrub Indeed... It's not even funny... This video is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen in my life. Really inspiring.
Zerusuke 1 year ago 33
@Zerusuke that's how i felt about Billy's Balloon... despite all the whack comments.
chinjewel1 8 months ago
all if have to say is... cried...
and you have a really, really beautiful face ;)
you have such a talent... im happy and hopefull that you dont weaste it :)
XxPunkerkittyXx 1 year ago
This guy make the world to a better place! BIG RESPECT!
princepunisher 1 year ago 2
He's hawt :D
Tobi6kun6is6kawaii 1 year ago
:D he's hawt...
Tobi6kun6is6kawaii 1 year ago
:D he's hawt...I lol'd @ da end tho <3
Tobi6kun6is6kawaii 1 year ago
this is brilliant, every character is moving on thier own unique pace, simultaneously
iamnotadriel 1 year ago 8
@iamnotadriel absolutely unbelievable.
TRMDYLE666 10 months ago
woah, i wonder how much money he spends on paper
McGiggitygoo 1 year ago
He's amazing
GIRlover416 1 year ago
He looks like the actor from the film prince of Persia
youngmasterpete 1 year ago
foda pra caraio mas, a mesa de luz mandou um salve!
andfbsete 1 year ago
The Passenger by Iggy Pop @5:50.
letstart2day 1 year ago
heard some Revolution 9 in there somewhere, good for you Don!!
pianoman6197 1 year ago
i wonder how many frames total there are on that one...
ishouldplayzelda 1 year ago
WOw. Even the timelapse takes long!
Extreme7Z 1 year ago
WOw. Even the time-lapse takes long!
Extreme7Z 1 year ago
wow
3Storm 1 year ago
wow, he caught my attention; he's on to classical music too!!
gugegago 1 year ago
Don is very attractive :D
LordChao101 1 year ago 9
Then a creeper...
EmperorOfMars 1 year ago
Only 1 person got bored... Its a new record!
Mightyena5875345 1 year ago
really wish i could know what Don was listening to through out all the four years.
The idea of the soundtrack is a mystery...
Super cool video :)
koibubbles 1 year ago
@koibubbles four years!? so he just sat at his desk and drew frames for four years straight? he's probably the most patient person in the world and i am dead serious about that statement.
ishouldplayzelda 1 year ago
lightboxes are one reason I prefer a computer to a pen.
cary123 1 year ago
5:45 Iggy Pop! :D "The Passenger" was one of the songs. I also heard some Sex Pistols, I think. And some 70s hard rock. And Tom Waits @ 11:48 .
I even love this dude's music taste! I'd really love to drink a beer or two with him someday.
TerryCraig23 1 year ago
@TerryCraig23 I think I heard some Dead Kennedys at 5:25. All hail Don Hertzfeldt.
eruption257 1 year ago
What song is that?
mattmit 1 year ago
here's a fact for you guys, the human eye is capable of viewing about 36 pictures a second, so in order for this animation to be soo smooth like this its amazing... freakin a thats a lot of pictures!!!
Death82 1 year ago
This is art.
IanAlphabet 1 year ago
Beautiful animation : good job!
123must 1 year ago
I like how ROUGH he his with his drawings... When I'm animating I'm ridiculously delicate with the pages just in case I accidentally crease something. Such a cool insight into a true master of animation/filmaking/storytelling.
kumaraisin 1 year ago 26
@kumaraisin to think he started at 15 is even more impressive...
Twindos94 8 months ago
QAQ
1 minute of glory comes a long way. Especially so in animation.
QUirkILogical 1 year ago
and no light table!!
borrrrego 1 year ago
What is the name of the song starts 7:40?? GREAT JOB BTW =D
chemicalkapu 1 year ago
He does this all without a light table or anything? Damn. Respect.
lkmrn325 1 year ago 4
@lkmrn325 i was saying the same thing. fucking insane.
woody12i2 1 year ago
@lkmrn325 You dont nd fancy art tools to create amazing work, hes just using a #2 pencil and sharpie
Disco32er 1 year ago
it's beautiful. thank you.
ROOMEIGHTYEIGHT 1 year ago
I want to be an animator. I guess this is the life that's waiting for me...
rockomundo 1 year ago
@rockomundo If you don't use computers, then yes this is the life.
RantingThespian 1 year ago
Can anyone tell me what the name of the first song is that plays in The Meaning of Life? The part where there's a man falling from above and he slowly rots as he descends towards the bottom. =(
elreynate08 1 year ago
This shows us how remarkable we can be, by watching someone who is dedicated and focused, working somewhere on this same planet, alone with his mind and his music.
Gito360 1 year ago
if every human being was as skilled as this man we would be ahead of our time
MrTimmyjones 1 year ago
This is beautiful.
minetruly 1 year ago
inspiration,,incredible,genius.
YTWatchKatMasterMynd 1 year ago
there's blood on that table. and he's got a broken hand. Didn't realize animation was that stressful
Airsoftdude615 1 year ago
@Airsoftdude615
I doubt his hand is broken. He's just wearing that glove to avoid smudging his pencilling with sweat.
comas990 1 year ago
If Don's Creativity and imagination were to manifest itself into physical strengh. Chuck Noris would be kissing its feet.
Buddyb309 1 year ago 5
he's not only very good, he's also very cute :)
fernandatralala 1 year ago 7
Amazeing...Impressive work! Hey, have you heard of the BOFF, BIGSTAR Online Film Festival on BIGSTAR.tv ? They have a $50,000 GRAND PRIZE for any genre film that is 5 minutes or less.
I subbed and rated as well.
Respectfully,
Kevin Mattson
PAPA BEAR
PAPA53167 1 year ago
If Don's imagination was a video game. We will be seeing a lot more stranger looking creatures. As well one very interesting game.
VideoCatFreak 1 year ago
I truly admire your patients.
SillyLilSam 1 year ago
@SillyLilSam That's "patience", smart one.
OrangeTheFreak 1 year ago
he probably spends hundreds of dollars on paper but he is good
sweet58441 1 year ago
he probably spends hundreds of dollars on paper, but he is good he deserves alot more recognition than this, like his own cartoon show or something
sweet58441 1 year ago
11:47 = wiki pic
andrew12494 1 year ago
he's incredibly hot
tangledsailor 1 year ago
he's really good at over lapping!
ThePsycoticboxman 1 year ago
@doodlingdork It's about the quality of the content. LOLWUT
XxDirxEnxGreyxX 1 year ago
11:05 OMG. And I thought I was the eraser shaving queen!
UltraFlashlight 1 year ago
Wow, drawing the whole crowd moving frame by frame! You sir have a ridiculous amount of patience.
Thank you for showing all the work that goes into animation, especially the old school kind that was done completely by hand.
Degazio 1 year ago
amazing..freaking amazing...the expressions, the diversity of the characters...awesome...I don't think I could focus on an animation for that long... unless I had something (or someone) getting me excited to do said animation..
and that's a cool little glove he has there! must be so he doesn't smudge anything midway through the animation..I need one of those for drawing..XD
catmaniac8x 1 year ago
"Animation is concentration"... truly amazing in see how a genious work in one of the most tedious but beautiful jobs, animation.
Xqrement 1 year ago
Best score I've seen! 73/0!!!
Don will one day destroy Disney. 8\
L00NGB00W 1 year ago
@L00NGB00W we can only hope
dsotm13 1 year ago
como es que semejante artista no tiene mesa de calco?! DON HERTZFELDT NEED A LIGHT TABLE!!
sofmer1 1 year ago
como es que semejante artista no tiene mesa de calco?!
sofmer1 1 year ago
amazing!
freddyintrouble 1 year ago
And some people spend their lives growing 10-feet long nails on their hands...
Zotov13 1 year ago
that was...awesome...
shaizerbaizer657 1 year ago
Don Hertzfeldt is a genius. And a fox.
nearfantastica 1 year ago 17
... aaamaaazing!
userkef1992 1 year ago
Ever see that Ren and Stimpy episode where one or both of them become animators? The amount of work and little pay drives them literally insane.
blazeadam09 1 year ago
@blazeadam09 Really? what's the episode called?
2MKcreations 1 year ago
I've been following you since I saw the first animation show at the Dryden Theater. This video has given me a new found respect for your work though! Absolutely ridiculous stuff here
solslasher 1 year ago
Damn! Look at all the hard work this guy puts into his videos!
7thElementMachinima 1 year ago
philip glass at the end, ftw.
rollerskater 1 year ago
For a single man to tackle such a herculean task for his art is astounding. Drawing each individual frame by hand and then going over each of those carefully drawn frames with sharpie... I wish that I had your dedication, hand steadiness and patience. I already watched this on the DVD but it was nice to watch this again to see the process and effort it takes to work on even a single frame.
By the way, I loved your inclusion of Philip Glass's "Opening" It's one of my favorite minimalist songs.
faceofdoomness 1 year ago
waaaait a second.
Bitter Films has a YOUTUBE PAGE?!
why don't someone TELL ME THESE THINGS!
anyways, great video, Don. I am so proud of you (*wink*)
how did you get a video up here that's over 10 minutes?
thelastmagician 1 year ago
i make cartoons like him but not as good you can always see the side of the paper
but now i know he uses bigger paper than me but not that huge paper
jtjonny01 1 year ago
28 images for 1 second of our happines :D
DON IS THE MAN!
dance4lifenow 1 year ago 3
Do I hear some old Pink floyd from 5:05 to 5:09?
IamPersonMan 1 year ago
Why do all the people seem more mindless when they have heads?
LeAnLiKeAwAfFle 1 year ago
For anything else yeah I'd rather watch grass grow, but to me this is watching a genius at work. Truly an amazing artist and a great story teller.
bennude10 1 year ago 53
wow, that's a lot of effort.
ShopiStar 1 year ago
A glove... that's actually a good idea. I should get one.
TTEchidna 1 year ago
alot of hardwork :p
UchihaOutlawz 1 year ago
This is really fun - I'm trying to figure out which songs these are, from half-second snippets. I'm failing!
shizohal 1 year ago 3
That's an impressive amount of work for any single human being.
feoring 1 year ago 59
@feoring even for a double human being.
loudbeats 1 year ago
@feoring Who said he was human? =)
Corr0sive 1 year ago 2
no!
bad Don, bad!
Plaskiz 1 year ago
2:46 on....
Amazing. THIS is why he is amazing....
lonebannana 1 year ago