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A collection of animated GIFs I made over the last six months or so, mainly for use as DeviantArt avatars and some were requests by friends on there. Some were animated in flash, others made within ImageReady.

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Just a quick frame by frame animation I started last night just to try out that onion skin tool I only just discovered in Flash MX. It's a snail with a sniffle, and that's it. There's no point to it or anything, just some random character animation, containing many SFX I found at findsounds.com, as well as some sniff sounds I recorded myself. The title was originally going to be "Snail Flu", but I wanted something less obvious, hense the title "Sner". Kind of rushed the end, so the sneeze animation looks kinda lousy, plus I was gonna have the shell spinning, but couldn't be arsed. Enjoy anyway.
Remember that "Aha Take on me video style" test animation I did a little while back? Well, this is what that test was for! I went ahead and used the technique for my last college project, which will be a music video to the music "Over Under Sideways Down" by the Yardbirds.
All the movements by the cowboy character were filmed with one of my mates doing the acting, wearing that huge daft sombrero and holding a Sega Saturn Light Gun of mine. He only agreed to do it because no one would be able to tell it's him once it's animated! Anyway, all the footage was scribbled over in Flash to get this animation/Live-action type style.
I've been working on this since Thursday night and finally finished it now (unless of course I think of anything else to add to it). "The Labbox" is a creature I made up in a Daily Doodle a little while back, and I decided to animate him to this random 30-second Bollywood music, just as an experiment and because I haven't animated much since the start of summer (excluding extra characters for Tea N Crumpets).
I like cheese, actually, it's just I swear when I first heard Guitar Vader's "Magical Girl" in Jet Set Radio years ago, I thought that's what the lyrics were saying, and I only found out last year it's actually saying "She's a magical girl", which makes a lot more sense.

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Here it is, after 2 days of non stop work in a small storage room, and about a month of pre and post production, my clay animation short film for Uni is sorted! We only needed to make a 20 second film, but being stupidly over-ambitious as I am my one ended up being just under two minutes.
This was an animation I've finally finished tonight for a Uni project, in which they wanted us to make a brief, experimental digital animation. I decided to try something a little abstract-ish. Quite simply, it's a musical piece with the animation being an attempt at a visual interpretation of the music (AKA: What the music would maybe look like if it had a physical form).
Reviews of my films from Chew TV
Well this was a nice surprise. I uploaded some of my animation up on a video website called Chew TV (now offline) some time ago, and I've just been e-mailed about all the reviews for them that have been written since. These are probably the most in-depth looks into my little films I've seen to date, and are very handy feedback even though some of these films are pretty old now.
On the Fuji's (2005) "Looks as though Morph hadn't been in make-up before he went on stage, and brought his dishevelled cousins with him. Although this short animation had the premise for better potential, it was all rather hammy and somewhat unstructured. It carried a heavy lack of depth towards it's characters and it's general substance for it's narrative. It was rushed, untimed and a bit too silly to be funny. Brainstorm these ideas with more clarity and structure and you shall surely go far. It's all in there for refining - just take your time."
- Bear Chedduz My response: Rushed and un-timed is right! This was planned and animated in a couple weeks, with the animation done in just two days. It shows, though this didn't appear to deter DeviantArt viewers who favorited it in their droves, probably due to it's "OMG RANDOM" nature, the same happened with 'The Audio Show'. "LOVED this, very imaginative, loves the improvisational approach, the warriors, pirates and the pancake wizard fairies were amazing. loving your work keep it up!" - MartinHerd
More after the break!