A resurrected post! Awesome. :lol: Awesome young talent! Maybe it's time for you to look for an up-and-coming composer and not have to take existing, copyrighted stuff. You seem to have your own visual language - I'm impressed. - Steve Thank you. I avoid using copyrighted music for my animations, bu...

Thanks, Little Yamori. Good luck on your project.
And thank you, Thrashador; your new series is off to a good start.

The water looks great. Did you use 2 base Layers with gradients? It looks like possibly 1 for the upper surface, and 1 for the base, with others with the bubbles and light shafts blurred. Am I close? I'm working on a 5-7minute animation that will have it's share of water, so tips are always useful....

Thanks, guys. Glad you like it.

Just a suggestion. If this is a parody of Veggie Tales, the characters shouldn't even have legs; not only would it be more clear that this is a parody of Veggie Tales, but it would also be easier for you to not have to worry about walk cycles. This is still good work for a first animation. :) Keep u...

I haven't had much time to animate lately, but I did have a five-day weekend that allowed me to catch up on my WhiteLand project.

check you dont have a mixture of masking types nested - (hide all/show all) - this might cause issues... I was able to change my masking so that it would work properly. I placed the shapes that make up the hair into a group layer, which was added to a mask (no masking within the group; set to "...

Thanks for the help, guys. Unfortunately, it appears to be an unsolvable masking problem, as funksmaname stated... I guess I can always redraw the shapes, but this is something that should have been fixed in a software update, as it's something that occurs often.
Oh well...

This problem seems to come up every once in a while... I'm never sure if it's a masking problem or a result of my changing of the shapes' fill and stroke colors. How do I remove these unwanted white strokes that appear in my character's hair? Thank you. http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb376/supe...

Not bad! It's well paced and has a nice speaker. I just might write to my congressman or swear an oath of fealty. :lol: And here's how you embed youtube videos: [youtube]1jFoB2e0Eiw[/youtube] Take the last characters (video ID string) that come after the "v=" in your video's url and place ...

lwaxana wrote:awesome! love the shawl blowing in the wind animation, too.

Thank you. I've used that technique a lot in my animations. It can be applied to blowing hair as well as cloth.

Thanks for the feedback. This is one of my few YouTube videos to be this well received. It was very rewarding, but I really need to go back to working on WhiteLand. Thanks again!

dfb2azqmRlM Here's an animation I made of a character from Disney's upcoming film, Frozen, singing her song, "Let It Go." At the D23 Expo, Indina Menzel, the singer and voice actress for the character Elsa, previewed this song. I used the recording from the expo to make this animation. Th...

Danimal wrote:I haven't seen the previous installments, but I'm going to have to hunt them down. This is really well animated and a good story to boot!

Why, thank you! I'll direct you right to them:
Opening Scene
Part 1
Part 2

BRwEqJi5BBU This is the last full scene of WhiteLand that I will be uploading. In an effort to protect my story ideas, I will not be uploading any more full scenes of dialogue or story elements. I will, instead, upload reels of my WhiteLand clips. I hope that's okay with everyone. I have had plenty...