HaHa! Neeters, you recognised him. Hope Tor doesn't expect royalties!

Great work. One can learn a lot from this forum. What, with Slowtigers generous criticism and all. More educational than years of film school!

A little bit of fun is perhaps the best one can hope for. I stopped for a moment last week after I photographed the shopping trolley and thought, What am I doing?..Why? Then I realised that the trolleys were important to me because my first job involved collecting trolleys at the local supermarket. ...

Thank's kellz, Mr. Gilliam's work was a big influence on me when I was a tender child.

The animation in this uses the technique of cyclic images linked to bones. Some of imagery is pinched from old films. I wonder whether this constitutes an infringement of copywrite? I don't plan to make a cent out of this stuff.
http://youtu.be/oEZ3FUK4RE8

Looks quite good so far. You could add some vector noise and extra lines to the legs etc to unify the appearance of the character.

Eye Popping Brilliance! Great use of perspective.

Great! If only Mr Price was alive to deliver a new voice track!

Thank's all, the intention is to make a short. If I just had an attention span beyond a gnats, I might be able to do it. Thank's Dale.

Thank's neeters, The lightning zap effects were made with the free-hand tool, drawing random patterns over the creature, adding noisy animation to the vectors, and a bit of tweaking to the points. Then I.. ( this was done earlier this year ) think I duplicated the lightning layer , lowered this new ...

Thank's slowtiger, I'm not familiar with the artists you mentioned, but I'll look them up. JaMike, you are right, that was sloppy of me.

Good point JaMike. That hand bothered me for some reason, The line of the hand, of course! Ren and Stimpy, I can't escape them! No; thanks Kellz, that's fine by me.

Here is another scene. I still haven't settled on the character design. She's got pointy ears in this one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2L4YSRRa ... ture=share

Nice work. Lots of detail in that background. You'll have to excuse me as I am going to get a bit facetious here. With the snow or is it leaves? and the breeze and the open window and all that exposed flesh, it kind of made me feel quite chilly.

That looks great! You do have an identifiable "style", and it is a good one.
I think you have been using Visionlab for a while for compositing etc. What is your evaluation of it? I think it looks like great value for money. Is it a good alternative to After Effects?