Just Beautiful, fun, and cheery, but moreover, professional. I hope one day to be able to match the quality.

I think it looks great, you can see how much work you put into this. I hope you can post it on the group's fb page and get a ton of views. The main suggestion I would make is that you stager some of the movements of the different girls so it doesn't look like a reflection/duplicate of just one chara...

スタイルがとてもいいよ。アニメよりFilm見たいですね。かっこいい。

Sounds cool. I don't have a vimeo account set up yet, but will look into it now. If I get one done, I'll let you know.

Thanks for letting everyone know

LY

Great expressions with the head turns, really well done

Mike, If you ever get around to finding the rest of it, for what it's worth, I'd love to see it. Sounds like it's really fun. By the way, I only started using this software (and animation in general) a little over a year ago, but I must have watched your goldfish video 20 times over before I dove in...

Your spaceship one had me grinning ear to ear. So very very cool (felt like I was 10 years old again)

Aaah, so glad I'm not alone in this. It just makes no sense to have removed it from an interface standpoint since there's plenty of room where it used to be. Now workflow goes from using one hand in a flash to have to using two.

Anyway, here's to hoping for this little present

My Holiday Wish-list for 10 is that the Copy/Paste/Delete options are put back as buttons above the time line. This was the quickest and most efficient place to access them when copying multiple key frames, especially when using a tablet and pen, it was "tap" "tap" "tap"...

So fluid. Your examples inspire me greatly when I'm working, I'm always working on smooth interpolating character turns after seeing what you've been able to do with the software. Thanks for posting, looking forward to more.

Really beautiful,

The pacing and quickness of movements really kept me engaged. Great imagination and presentation.

Has a good feel with a lot of nice detail. One thing (hope you don't mind) the space station at the end is rotating at the same pace that it's moving down to the left, which gives the impression that it's rolling slowly in that direction rather than floating in space. I don't know if I'm explaining ...

Just about ready to call it a night, when I looked on Selgin's (Victor's) Youtube channel and saw his amazing work (stunning actually). And Since you were working on hands, I thought this animation breakdown he did was fantastic (though for a different technique). Thought you'd appreciate it http://...

Thanks for the breakdown tutorial. Looking forward to seeing it as it progresses

Wow,

Now that's passion, I hope your efforts produce some great rewards. Hat's off