Too Late
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Matt Hirengen:
the posing is a bit screwball and unclear at points, but I like it.
Chetan Jadhav:
good concept
Justin Weg:
Cool style. What was this done in?
Kayum:
Hey man,
Nice staging, I like the idea
alan:
i love your style. the son is great in the beginning. awesome work
Matthew:
I think you pushed your poses, drag and overlap a little too much.
natalie:
I like your style but you already know that. There s something about this dad though... I fear the audio controls him still and not the other way round.
Shon Stewart:
nice that's some pretty cool flash stuff!
Becky Gamin:
Dad's expression at 126 is PRICELESS!! So funny!!!
I'm not sure I like the "talk about" motion at the end with the hand. I think I see what you're going for illustrating the "talk talk talk" but I'm not sure it works.
Erik Griott:
nice! very fun and appealing animation.
Daniel Erwin:
what a fun look... the timing and spacing in the acting is a little mushy.
Barnabas Boehler:
Hey Joey!
Wow, this is great!
The only 2 minor things that I can find.
1. There seems to be a minor hitch in the hands/body on "Maybe".
2. The "talk about" gesture feels a bit too pantomime. Probably just my personal opinion though.
Martin Silfvast:
nice work
Ace:
you have some nice smooth animation! good job :D
Andy Hass:
Nice style, good to see some variety.
Mark Homoky:
I like this style of animation and particularly notice the attention to detail you've given both characters. The boy's initial nervousness is great and I love the father's expressive facial poses.
Well done.
Raasi N:
Cool head spin ....and nicely finished and packaged 2d animation piece....
Brad Regier:
fun design
It's not entirely clear that the head is rotating; it looks like it might be wobbling to and fro...
Frank G:
The head spin/vibrate didn't have a clear reason for happening. Well polished. Nice timing and spacing. Design and feel is 'cartoony', which matched the action well. Stars by the bucketload here.









Animator: Joey Gates
Description: An obsessive father needs therapy.
Software used: "Adobe Flash" to plan and "Anime Studio Pro" for production. What a silly name.
Experience: Enthusiast: forever, Training: 18 months
Time taken: bout 45 hrs