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Here is a story about a Greek painter
Enjoy, rate and comment 
-Darkman
Last edited by Darkman (January 15, 2009 (09:48am))
Nice. Zeuxis seemed like he would win the competition, but he didn't 
. I was wondering what that film would be about 
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Last edited by Aaron (December 29, 2008 (02:58pm))
The audio seemed unbalanced, both with pan and volume. I did like the tone of the film, though. It's interesting to see a historical conflict story that isn't about physical fighting.
A very nice short film, Personally i think there should have been scenes of Zeuxis spending day and knight Painting it.
That was very good. The voice acting was very well done, quite funny too. 
The animation was good. Sometimes your animation can be a bit jerky, but in this film I didn't really notice anything. 
You are quite the unique filmmaker, being able to come out with three awesome films in a month!
Good job! Voice acting was well done, along with the animation. I love this story.
The audio seemed unbalanced, both with pan and volume.
The pan is my fault. Dodgy mic.
I was looking forward to seeing how you portrayed this. Very nice. Well done.
This was great!
Good job, Darkman. It took me a few watches to figure out what exactly Zexius' was saying for his last line, but other than that, there wasn't anything else noticeably wrong with it. You should make more films with creative subjects like this (as well as more Bill Kilalot films ). They are really interesting.
Last edited by Munzapoppa (December 30, 2008 (06:23am))
A nice change from the usual run of the mill films. Great job.
Loved it
It was interesting. Hope look forward to other works (especially that batman one i still owe you lines on)
I liked it.And that's not just because I was in it!
Great job. What really made it good was the last line.
Great film!
Very nice. The biggest issue I saw was the audio balance... I watched the film with headphones on, and it seemed the music was entirely in the left ear. I was expecting something a bit more epic when you first announced this, but the end result is great just the way it is. Like Si said, a refreshing change from the usual crop of films.
That was pretty good! Nice job!
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