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Wow. That's really generous of you to donate that to the CD. Thanks! -Robert
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For the credits at the end(Hopefully you get that far ), An idea would be to have another one of those guys on another planet playing frisbee with the original one with his ring around his head. That would be fun ! Anyways, how much free time do you get at Pixar? Do they give you time to work on personal projects?
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Robert you're the first one to ever get that! You should win a prize
Yay!
...but I don't have one.Aww.
Anyways, yea I like the characters! Are you going to animate them eventually?
-Robert
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Wow. You guys have everything but the kitchen sink! Oh wait...
-Robert
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Yup. That's a big turtle alright. Amazingly lifelike though. If I ever have the need to buy a gigantic turtle I now know where I can turn. Thanks ! Robert Lazzarini
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Hey steve. I mean george, I mean steve. Steve George? George steve? steve steve george steve george? Whatever . (I now realize what Tunames means )
Anyways, I like those characters! Simple, but they look like they'd be great for animating. And now you've got a whole family of them! Cool. Good job! -Robert Lazzarini
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Once you see them bend they would cease to look like planetary rings.
Not necessarily bend, what I meant was to have the entire ring around his head tilt, for example like the way a symbol tilts on a drum set when you play it. Sorry for the confusion if any . -Robert
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Thom: thanks for the light.
That's absolutely hilarious! If you made that into a poster I would buy it instantly -Robert Lazzarini
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holy cow , I'm always at awe with what you do. Anyways,
PS I also like the rings. The only thing I'd worry about is them possibly limiting the characters movement.This is an issue, especially with those long arms. I'll probably ending up cheating a lot of it and painting or comping out the intersections.
Couldn't you make the rings around his head in this case act like the bill of a hat, and move up when/if his arms touch it? That would remove the need to have to 'cheat' a little with it, and possibly save you work in the long run. Just an idea -Robert Lazzarini
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I'm wondering if the "interpretation" of the topic wasn't well received
Yea, that was definatley funny how that turned out. I kinda half-thought that mine was going to be one of the only ones that took it literally. And as it turned out, everyone's did! funfun.
and the female soap's scream was pricelessI know! I found that sound clip and the instant I heard it I was like "YES! I so have to use that!"
Thanks for taking the time to check it out!
-Robert
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I know, I already sent it.
oooh. My bad! sorry about that. What you said in your first post made me think that you thought that they thought that... nevermind.
As far as critiques go, the only thing that I can think of is that there seems to be not a whole lot of things in the picture, and makes it questionable for me how it is related to the contest topic. Other than that, I like the lighting, it makes it look mysterious as the light comes from behind the object in the foreground. Neat, almost spooky even. Great stuff. Hope you do well!
-Robert
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you've gotta send it to steve@hash.com for it to be put in the contest.
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That was cool! The only thing is that its hard to really make out what the object is. Maybe if it stopped and hovered for a bit it would be easier for the viewer to really see it and all the detail you put into it. It does hover now, but more so with its engines facing you. I paused it and it looked really well done, but by having it stop for a bit more would let the viewer have better look at it. -Just a suggestion.
Now if you're asking about how the use of sprites worked I'd say that it worked great! The effect of the flames from the engines is practically perfect.
So...what's it for? I want one! I'd paint it blue and put racing stripes on it. Keep it in my garage on the weekdays . It'd be fun.
Good stuff!
-Robert Lazzarini
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I really like the look of him... or her... it? Who knows. Anyway, he looks great! Comical looking. Great job! Can't wait to see him/her/it walking around the place!
-Robert Lazzarini
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Thanks! ya, the synch is off im the beginning, but it was starting to cut it a bit too close to the deadline, so I left it the way it was. I may/may not go back to fix it. If it still bugs me though I just may.
I'm glad you guys have liked it so far! Thanks!
HA! You noticed the comb-over, nice! Thanks Robcat!
Anymore critiques or comments are absolutely welcome!
-Robert
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Alright! AM Films is up and running now so I could submit it. I'm excited, my first 'short' on AM Films. It was fun to make, took a loong while, but fun nevertheless, I'm glad with the way it turned out .
You can find it here
Any comments or possible critiques would avsolutely be great to hear. It would be super cool to hear what you guys had to say. Thanks! And hope you like it!
-Robert Lazzarini
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That was great! The facial animations were awesome as well, very smooth. Great stuff!
-Robert Lazzarini
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I remember the gecko! That is such a cool model too because its so realistic. Your site's always got great stuff. In terms of models however, are there going to be any new additions? just curious- Robert Lazzarini
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Well, it's an opera so... Encore, encore!
That is an incredible effort you put forth.
And, sorry for the bad pun, but... the soap opera contest was just good clean fun. (I just couldn't resist.)
-Robert
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A-HA! I Found it! I knew I saw it. You posted it here: Your old post. Way back when in September. That was a while ago. Anyways, Keep up the pace. I wanna see the finished product!
-Robert
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Yea, I thought you posted the music site in response to a question about where you got the song for your trailer, but whatever. That's cool too. Thanks for the picture! Can't wait to see more!
-Robert
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Yup, That's missle command alright. (at least I think that's what I had). I played that on my first computer, a 1983(82?) Macintosh. Black and white, probably an 8x8inch screen. Aww, good times. How did you do that though? Is it hair? actual models? I was thinking about it and couldn't figure it out. Neat effect.
-Robert Lazzarini
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Good luck! Glad I could help. Don't forget to post your progress
-Robert