Sunday Funnies (2/7/10)
February 7th, 2010 admin
Eek! By Scott Nickel (2/3/10), Boffo by Joe Martin (2/3/10), and Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard (2/6/10). (Thanks, Jim Lahue, John Hall and Uncle Wayne)
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Pink Panther Food animatic...An animatic for an unproduced commercial for an unmade product (or did it become Pink Panther Flakes?). For more visit Cartoon Brew.com
Bone...EDIT 5/11/10- This video is featured on Cartoon Brew! www.cartoonbrew.com The finished version of the previous video: www.youtube.com ! I may add shading to the characters to make them more believable when I have the time, but for now, it can be posted. And BOY did this take long! I did this without any tweening anyway- yes, the animation is produced in Flash. BGs are painted in Photoshop. As you may have heard, Warner Bros. has hired AnimalLogic to animate his story BONE in CG- this video shows my take on how it would look if it were going to be produced in 2D. Sound is taken from the soundtrack of TellTale Games' video game of the series. Reflecting on this, even though the movie will be in CG, I REALLY think they should have a little 2D in it! Like, maybe in the opening and/or closing credits... or maybe in a short sequence in the body of the film!! It worked marvelously for Kung Fu Panda, and Cloudy... and I see a growing emergence of traditionally-animated credit sequences nowadays!!! Someone should suggest this to him! Here's to you, Jeff. BONE was the first graphic novel I ever read, and the first I religiously followed. I hope the movie is the best it can be! BONE (C) Jeff Smith Sound (C) TellTale Games
losing light (animated music video)...(if you own a wii or know someone who does, check out the piece "nintendo week" did on me about this video. it airs on august 30th) ALBUM NOW AVAILABLE ON iTUNES!!! : itunes.apple.com this is a music video for my song "losing light", that i made entirely on my nintendo dsi. with an animation program called flipnote. 2 weeks and hundreds of drawings later,not to mention how tiny the screen on the dsi is....here it is. for more of my music and art visit www.myspace.com or check out my live action/animated music video www.youtube.com as seen on 'cartoon brew' www.cartoonbrew.com
Waking Sleeping Beauty - cartoonbre...A clip from WAKING SLEEPING BEAUTY (2010) Directed by Don Hahn.
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Walking Dead Trailer - Comic Con 20...AMC's new series basedon the comic book The Walking Dead. The zombie apocalypse never looked better. Thank you Robert, Frank the cast and the folks at AMC. Please forgive badly shot video.
[Persona 4] Hiimdaisy Comic Dub (Pa...WANNA READ THE COMICS? Check out hiimdaisy's LJ at the link below: tinyurl.com Okay, holy crap. I really didn't expect so many people to like this dub (probably because I'd spent four weeks mixing and re-listening to the same scenes over and over again and couldn't laugh at em anymore)! Thanks for all the support! Recording for the second half of the first comic will begin next week. Here's hoping for End-of-Month releases? I dunno. And the first half is finally done! Thanks so much to Antfish for putting the video together for me! Below is the cast, and you can find their YT channels beside their names (slowly updating this). Cast: Narrator: GiantJuicyKickBalls (tinyurl.com Protagonist: sonicmega (tinyurl.com Rise: Chinomi Dojima: Tomamoto (tinyurl.com Nanako: Hnilmik (tinyurl.com Inner Thoughts: GeneralIvan Gas Station Attendant: Jaxxy Officer: GeneralIvan Morooka: Seiyru Yosuke: Seiyru (tinyurl.com School Announcer: Sapphire Chie: Sapphire Yukiko: Seiyru Mitsuo: GeneralIvan (tinyurl.com Lady 1: Sapphire Lady 2: Jaxxy Kid 1: Sapphire Adachi: Y. Chang (tinyurl.com Saki: Sapphire TV Reporter: Tomamoto Teddie: GForce (tinyurl.com Audio-Mixing: Sapphire (Me) Video-Editing: Antfish (tinyurl.com Music: Persona 4 OST, Ren and Stimpy OST SFX: Umineko and other stuff. ----------------------- #21 - Most Discussed (Today)) - Film & Animation #21 - Most Viewed (Today)) - Film & Animation - Australia #10 - Most Viewed (Today)) - Film & Animation - Canada #48 - Most Viewed (Today <b>...</b>
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