Comments:
(Commenting only available during the rating period)
zac:
Your last pose could use some retooling, The speaking character on the right, who's voice sounds more confident and in control is in a submissive pose, while the left character has a more dominating stance. It doesn't quite match how the dialog is spoken.
James:
The last pose seems like he's scared instead of conniving.
Roger Crown:
The dog/bear character should push into the lion character to reinforce what the line is.....
So why are your lines so sketchy.....
On the mouse/bat character his new big ears should POP out and be there with squash and strech for the end deployment of said ears....
Patrick Stelmach:
The female seems very static while the male is talking, maybe she should react more to what he's saying.
Jesse J. Jones:
Pose on the screen right right seems odd. Probably needs a better silhouette. Good work though! :)
Benjamin Berg:
Looks good. There are two things I'll mention though. 1st. The animation feels a little floaty or too slow in places. Example: [Frames 150- 175 on the right character] [Frames 330-356 on the left character] 2nd. It looks partially incomplete and could use some more time smoothing everything out.
Aaron Rivera:
Very nice! I feel like some frames are missing here and there but the movement is all great. With those frames this could've made the top 11, though I hope it still will. Great job regardless!
Matthew Dobrez:
the characters look like Wallace and Gromit style... very cool.
Animator: sergeyPavlutin
Description: He was delicious ...
He did not notice ...
Experience: Some time.
Time taken: Three weeks.