This is our final version of our christmascard.. Christmascard 2.0.
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3 comments:
AWESOME!
I ever tried to make a christmass card with stop motion. it took me about 4 hours to make and it wasn't even half as good as this! :O
I did the first part with clay-likely substance, which formed a Tree on a wall. than it turned into computer drawing and it went on like a computer animation..
It was like 57 seconds long..
If I'm allowed to post links, here is it:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Hhj9hZp6r0o
:P
Well; how did you do this infact? :O
Greetz,
~Gushe
That's creepy!
Why do they have two necks, is that an original character you all created or something.
Anyways, movement is pretty amazing, like how it zooms to the desk, and the cards falling and stuff. Also, did you do the voice acting, or was it a pre-recorded clip from something else. It sounds familiar.
Wow thats really good.
How did you make it?
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