Well, I just sent mine in. And ... The ANME files ... Of course, this version is slightly edited. The initial cut was way longer, so don't be surprised if I post an extended version in the Share your Work forum soon. Great job and very funny (to me anyway..). You've given me the inspiration to have...

I was just checking the closing date for the competition (it isn't looking good for me ) and noticed Fahim's email is given for people supplying Anime files.

As Fahim has moved on is this email still active?

slowtiger wrote:I'm with patrick here. Don't use an already worn-out cliché, not even to make fun of it because even that has been done quite often enough.

I was just joking!

Great character, but isn't there too many mimes in the real world without creating more?

Impressive stuff, whatever they are saying!

The wobbling noses were a nice touch.

An additional plus to using vector graphics is that rotating objects (turning heads etc) are easier to produce.

That's a bit unfair. Ryuk's story is too simple, but Spirited Away was to complicated... I hate the whole huge demons and mega robots stuff, but do love Anime. What above Grave Of the FireFlies, or the Ghost in the Shell films/series? Both are intelligent, well written and beautifully animated work.

Good story idea, I've known a lot of girls that turned into harpies... :wink: Everything after this point I've added to justify posting the above comment. :D Take a look at the sample anime characters you get with the software and chop up your character drawings in a similar way and set up the skele...

Great stuff. Was nice a version of Paris Hilton less 2 dimension than the real one.

As this character is vector drawn, can it be rotated bodily?

So Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends is AS, I thought it may be, it has that look to it. i remember this thread so, finally, foster mansion was made with moho??? Hi, No it wasn't, we did a demo spot for CN to look at what our studio could produce with their product. GK I just googled it, and yeah...

So Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends is AS, I thought it may be, it has that look to it.

It's that sort of professional use e-frontier should make a big deal about.

Jacob Two-Two also looks Anime Studio-esque.

Wow. It'd be great if a student got a good start in the industry as a result of posting here.

That is good, and even the 6 minute rough draft has an entertaining enough story to hold interest until the end.

Brilliantly done, I like it a lot.