Here is a great one from Elizabeth Ito.

http://www.kcet.org/finecut/episode4.php

Click "Welcome To My Life"

Great work! I agree it needs some tightening here and there. Maybe some things were lost due to language?

I like the graphic style. Good stuff.

<<If someone is interested, I offer up an orphaned piece of software I had a part in creating, called Canoma>>

Perhaps I'm wrong, but this doesn't look legal to me. Orphaned software is not free to pass around.

Good work!

Good point.

I've moved on to another project, but thanks for the feedback.

I was playing with Switch layers and came up with this simple walk cycle using a world famous cat.

http://www.rubbertoons.com/_images/switchtest.mov

Quicktime should be set to loop.

Any suggestions or comments welcomed.

Charming. Very Moho looking.


http://www.charliecanfield.com/chopin/hideandseek.mov

Thanks for the comments everyone! hiddicop The decided to let the foot problem go for two reasons: My bone setup wasn't really that good and the character has really big feet. I don't know how real animators deal with big feet and I plan to look into that. waterdown I just started using Moho, no way...

Thanks
Just what I wanted to hear!

For my first crack at animating in Moho I tried Preston Blair's famous "double bounce" walk.

http://www.rubbertoons.com/_images/Preston-1.swf

There are a few glitches here and there but overall a painless experience.

Please have a look and critique if you like.

Has anyone tried to run MOHO on a dual monitor system? I'm considering purchasing the hardware and would like to hear opinions.

Thanks

I 2nd that request. It's one of those small things that save a lott of time.

I'm reading The Animator's Survival Kit right now.

It contains a huge amount of collected wisdom from the great animators. Whenever I feel smug about my skills I go to it and feel humbled.

Highly reccommended. So many things I would have never thought of.

Thanks for looking bupaje!

I'm out of a job again so I hope to have something soon to show.