Bricks in Motion
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A collection of tests where I generally attempt to improve my animation and stuff.
http://youtu.be/AE8hceTkKJs
Nice! I always love your animation style.
I just gotta ask - where can i get the music? I like it a lot.
Panning, Dolly, Malleting the alien (in my series that alien's name is Vrapp), Kipper flip, and of course, the momolith are my favorites. Very lively animation!
Thanks for the feedback there!
@WoutStopmotion, I'm pleased you like it, I made it myself. I've been trying to improve my music making skills to give my films a bit more spazz. (that's not a word but you know what I mean). 
I'm pleased you like it, I made it myself.
I swear, i just knew it! But then again, i had no idea who the Dumpy guy from the credits was so i thought i'd ask. 
Slightly off topic, how did you make the song? I honestly love it. I really like how you combined the harsh sounding electronic beat with a more natural sounding organ, and all those weird percussion-ish noises in the background. It gives a really unique atmosphere.
To get more on topic, i always really like your fast and cartoony animation style and the great sense of comedic timing you put into it together with loads of randomness. This montage is a great example of it 
The animation is great, as always, but the falling from a high height animations stand out as an especially great use of bricks to create a cartoon style effect.
Love this, some great tests here
Again, thanks for the feedback SlothPaladin and Backyardlegos.
animationIsaac wrote:I'm pleased you like it, I made it myself.
I really like how you combined the harsh sounding electronic beat with a more natural sounding organ, and all those weird percussion-ish noises in the background. It gives a really unique atmosphere.
I have a really great synthesizer. I can pretty much generate any sound from a natural sounding organ to white noise. I also have an analogue drum machine which I got fairly recently. My usual technique is to fiddle around with the knobs until I find something I like!
Last edited by animationIsaac (March 9, 2015 (12:25am))
Nice. I like the animations and the music.
What drum machine & synth are you using? (I am a synth player and have to know)
What drum machine & synth are you using? (I am a synth player and have to know)
Haha, I used a Novation Mininova along with a Korg Volca Beats.
K-K00L! One of my synths is a Novation K. Nice piece of British hardware.
K-K00L! One of my synths is a Novation K. Nice piece of British hardware.
C00lio!
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