Very cool SW animation
 

Found this last night at minimizer's site, beautiful animation:D There is a stick figure animation at the beginning that goes on a bit long but once you get past it you're into the cool:cool: http://animatorexpo.com/nishiogikubo/

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Gonna be honest here.

I'd try to kill her too if she looked like a sentient cockroach.

Eeeeuuuuuugh.....

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How do I watch it? What do I click?

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That was weird, but cool.

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Holy shit this is amazing! I mean it has no process but with the amazing artwork and way the girl interacts with the environment this piece is fuckin amazing. And I typically don't like sw that are always shrunk. This is probably the third best contribution I've seen in the last few years

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Fantastic.

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Simply OHYEAH!

('cept could use more process - oh well.)

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That is the ultimate. Must save to hard drive somehow. (My old downloading trick no longer seems to work. )

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That was really cute, and kind of touching. But man, that dude has a serious problem with bugs.

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The DownloadHelper firefox addon works on it, at least when I tried.

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You can download it from here:) https://mega.co.nz/#!1N0hXK6L!f0CHyB...VrS9yJ9hUaqP9A

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Normally I do not say very much on this site (mainly because I've got nothing new to post or say), but every so often I feel compelled to speak.

This is by far and away the best bit of animation that I've seen in a long time. In the recent digital age you do not see many fully animated videos that were not made using a prepackaged program let alone hand drawn ones (as the line movement and frame flow show it to be), and as I watched it I felt a sense of nostalgia for a time long since passed when you could see the fingerprint of an artist behind every cell of art. These days everything is so polished, worried about success versus failure, and over thought in three dimensions that, most of the time, that fingerprint is lost or overcrowded by other artists and writers. Although I know the people who made this will never read this post, I say thanks to them anyway for reminding me that the glories of the past are merely sleeping and will wake up again one day.

Sorry if I was preachy, but I felt that was important to say for whatever reason.