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| mcknasty Posts: 26/32 |
Originally posted by [GGS i wasn't really compelled to say anything in the other threads. |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 160/1773 |
I've seen some random things in my day, but this good sir, is the randomest. |
| Cruel Justice Posts: 1082/1637 |
Kinda strange that you'd come here specifically to show your work. It was really trippy, the sound bugged me after awhile. |
| Peardian Posts: 837/1757 |
 The animation is good and pretty funny, but the noise was really irritating.  |
| mcknasty Posts: 25/32 |
this was my final project for a class i took this spring. it's hard to read the text normally, let alone with the compression used to put it online, but enjoy.
it's done in pixilation (stop motion, in layman's terms), with lots of fancy shmancy digital editing. the music and sound effects were done with a game genie and a casio toy keyboard. http://www.dootdootbeep.org/shit/lightromance.wmv |
