Amazing creativity. Your take on this 11 second clip has got to be hard to beat. Good luck!

It makes sense after you explain it but it looks like an oversight. Would you consider making it look like the lion tried to bend his bars back? The zookeeper wouldn't see it but your audience would pick up the clue.

I was wondering why the bars to the swan cage were spread apart and there are lion tracks but the bars to the lion cage are not spread apart.

I started out using Papagayo with the Preston Blair phoneme set but I had to make a lot of corrections. I eventually decided that Papagayo did not save me any time.
I still use the Preston Blair phonemes but I 'scrub' through the audio and insert phonemes manually.

I'm gonna keep my eyes on your progress. Welcome to the forum.

Nice work. I would 'love' to see your beatnik character in this scene. It's the one with the beret.

I wondered why he hadn't posted for a while. His encouragement meant a lot to me. We won't forget him. Thanks for the link.

Little Yamori, congrats! Looking forward to seeing your progress.

I just subscribed!

I am having a bit of trouble figuring out stories to make into shorts. Or even little segments to make. I have a few ideas I want to try, but they may be too complicated to start out. How do you guys usually get ideas for animations? The best way for me to learn is by solving problems while followi...

Welcome to the forum. If this is your first attempt you are talented. Your development will be rapid.

Not that it matters but I actually prefer Ctrl S. I like when the program asks if I want to save before I close.

I agree with neeters_guy. What struck me was the character had such an engaging personality.
Great work. It was much too short!

You are quite correct, Barry. My purpose was to see if ASP would be a viable alternative if used as an ink & paint system and to generate in-betweens. The original animation (by Dale Baer) was done mostly on twos but by using ASP I easily put it on ones. It remains to be seen if there's a finan...

'Jaw-droppingly' good especially considering that you accomplished this with Debut 6! I would not be surprised if Smith Micro featured it somehow.
I'm honored that someone with your talent inspired me to finish my own project. Congratulations!