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i love this little creatures : ) )
pastreslong 1 month ago
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I cried of laughter when our teacher showed us this wonderful film during Art History at the Utrecht School of the Arts. Great job, but the context our teacher placed it in made it funny. Especially with the song XD
LinleyBrosLLC 1 year ago
I cried of laughter when our teacher showed us this wonderful film during Art History at the Utrecht School of the Arts. Great job, but the context our teacher placed it in made it funny. Especially with the song XD
LinleyBrosLLC 1 year ago
@LinleyBrosLLC really??? woah!
oliver8bit 1 year ago
Better than the first one.. but still, okay.
calliatint 1 year ago
How long did that take?
mewsic7927 3 years ago
Vraiment très beau!
JeromBD25 3 years ago
Thanks, really nice, enjoyed this very much!
drleper 3 years ago
Very nice. Would be better if the camera didn't shake quite so much, though.
Niffiwan 3 years ago
That was a problem, I'll admit, that I was aware of from the first test I did of this. But I thought it was endearing and added character to it, the same way the blurry parts do as well.
btw I just got the Norman McLaren box set and it is animation seventh heaven! that man was a bloody genius!
oliver8bit 3 years ago
That was a problem, I'll admit, that I was aware of from the first test I did of this. But I thought it was endearing and added character to it, the same way the blurry parts do as well.
btw I just got the Norman McLaren box set and it is animation seventh heaven! that man was a bloody genius!
oliver8bit 3 years ago
I actually liked that, it added more to it to say the truth, ... honestly im juss browsin around youtube for some abstract films but some how i came here
IAMTUBIN 3 years ago
Five stars and then some! This is Amazing!
(click) "This video has been added to my Favorites! ! !"
paulbrockenhagen 4 years ago
Amazing :)
micr0cosm 4 years ago
I really like this one! Well done :)
Graphicals 4 years ago
This is really beautiful. A true work of art.
HomemadeJointPain 4 years ago
Beautiful - must have taken you ages. Well done!
FamilySimpson 4 years ago
Very very lovely, liked it quite a lot!
andyundo 4 years ago
wow!
★★★★★
sanchezdot 4 years ago
Ah, well, it does have a pretty, soft sound, and works well with the animation. Thank you!
looneywoman 5 years ago
What Raymond Scott piece is this, if I may ask? I like it a lot; it sounds a lot like his more electronic later work rather than a Quintette recording...
looneywoman 5 years ago
It's off Soothing Sounds For Babies. I wanted to make original music for this but with two and a half weeks to make both motion paintings as well as go to work and school i didn't have any time! I wrote out by hand all the time charts correlated to beats and changes in the music (adjusted to the frame rate), so the only way it could really be done was by having pre-recorded music. At least this time...
oliver8bit 5 years ago
It looks like the same process used by the earliest animators, yet at the same time aided by recent technology... mind boggling.
uvchic 5 years ago
colorfull... and I love how it synchs up to the music. :)
Niffiwan 5 years ago
it took FOREVER to write out all the charts so that it would sync with the music. thanks!
oliver8bit 4 years ago
that's fantastic !
great idea to use paint..
and nice music too.
timulair 5 years ago
its watercolor and guache, so during some of the video you actually watch the paint dry and its a cool effect!
oliver8bit 4 years ago