Lol.
Just as the other episodes.... WEIRD!....
3/5
Lol.
Just as the other episodes.... WEIRD!....
3/5
I thought the beginning was going to be the same..
as the other movies. But it turned out different.
Anyway, can't you try making something different then a lobster the lobster movie? It's getting pretty akward now.....
So how many episodes are you planning to do? 13231232343523523?
2/5
Oh c'mon, at least use a realistic number. Even at a rate of 1 LTL every 2 days that'd take me over 7 billion years!
mmmmm......
I thought i already reviewed this yesterday... But it apears not... So here is my review.
Again a nice movie. Nice drawings and stuff. And some good 3d effects.
3/5
Same as all my otehr reviews for ltl.
The only thing i have to change about it is that this one is longer.
1/5
Awsome.
Everything was just amazing. Like watching a new movie. Also real nice 3d effects and stuff.
Overal amazing movie, one of the best graphics. Just really good....
Animation is not that great.....
But i really like the scene were all the clayguys raise the arms... That takes long time to make..i know.. i hope you have more scenes with loads of claydudes moving at the same time in the final product.
2/5
Thanks for the comment. And the advice (About the animation).
Cool. Once again.
Together with Luis you are the greatest frame by frame animator on ng. A question: Is it also your job? Animating?
It sounded cool how you mixed those two songs together.
3/5
Lol.
But a bit too short.
ps. Ehat was the fps?
3/5
It's ok.
Were you inspired by Vip ribin making this?
2/5
whats vip ribin
... and no, i just was making buddy icons, and i made a small one of a red dot rolling around on a white line, then the idea progressed from there
Houdini FX artist / CG generalist based in the netherlands. I also create educational content over on my youtube channel: youtube.com/timvanhelsdingen
My interest in animation essentially started on newgrounds back in 2003, still going strong
Age 36, Male
Houdini FX artist /
Willem de Kooning Academy
Holland
Joined on 7/26/03