Some of the Calarts student shorts for this year came out.
This one is just goddamn adorable:
https://vimeo.com/164032499
Others are more on the drama side:
https://vimeo.com/164166205
And others are just cool:
https://vimeo.com/164001441
If you wanna see them all for yourself, check out the Calarts channel on vimeo:
https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/page:1
>>82526563
>https://vimeo.com/164032499
34 when?
>inb4 muh calarts boogeyman
>>82526563
>>82526632
>>82526666
ADVENTURE TIME SHIT
>>82527646
>>82527805
Fucking called it.
>>82527805
Like clockwork
>>82527805
It was merely satirical friends!
>>82526563
>cute scientist grill going on science-y adventures
a bit cliche, but i like it
>>82526666
Meh- predictable.
I was hoping it was revealed she was a robot replacement for his wife that died and he resents her for looking like his wife but not being his wife with a final shot revealing this as an "In Memoriam" over the picture frame or something.
Incredible part is you can actually see a bit of a shared style here, and it looks NOTHING like CN's stuff.
>>82526563
I like how this student completely abused the fact that you don't need a license to use copywritten music for educational works.
>>82526563
10/10
>>82526563
>Beauty and the Beast reference
Amazing
Also I really like that doodle style, it's cute
>>82526563
Got to admit, that ending smile was pretty sweet. Rest was a bit by the numbers, although the sheer look of awe when she saw his donk was good. Okay, maybe it was the coming back to life part. But I prefer to think donk.
>>82529076
Also the old Incredible Hulk walking away down the road music for the sasquatch.
>>82529125
Thank God for Fair Use
>>82526632
OTP
>>82529192
I was getting a serious wincest vibe from those two
>>82526563
>She murdered 2 people in this short
https://vimeo.com/164798666
is Flannelson still in Calarts?
>>82526563
>Love
>Sasquatch
>>82526563
Saved
>tfw my friend is a freshman this year
>tfw his isn't very good in comparison to the other fresmen
Makes me feel like shit lying to him
>>82526563
holy shit she's so cute
>>82526563
>>82529416
I think I just found a new waifu to add to my waifu chart...
It's not linked here: >>82526691 (maybe because it was a first year film), but this one's pretty neat
https://vimeo.com/164937130
>>82530035
The majority of CalArts shorts with mediocre and never appear online. These are just the best ones where the student actually puts effort and takes advantage of the school's resources.
>>82530442
I'm relatively certain they upload all the character animation films on here.
>>82527646
>>82527805
Still find it hilarious how people are actually blaming the school and not the TV studios that will literally hire anyone and let themselves be a training ground for first-timers. CN even hired a fan artist to work on the PPG reboot.
>>82530371
That was weird. I liked it
>>82527805
I found the OP short enjoyable, at least. You're retarded for spouting memes before watching
>>82530469
Not nearly. This Vimeo group only represents films that students have uploaded themselves. Was at their open show a couple weeks ago, and there's at least a few hours worth of shorts that I'm not seeing here. The show itself is nearly eight hours long.
>>82526563
Haven't been captivated like that in a while.
>>82529273
This was great but the voice acting sucked.
>>82526563
Eh, it's cute but the animation was horrible! I can't believe this is from some who is studying at CalArts and has paid money to learn about the principles of animation in full detail. I've seen YouTube videos with better animation than this. Still, it was pretty cute. I just hate the animation.
>>82530371
Surprisingly good. The first few seconds made me think it was going to be utter shit tbqhwyfam
>>82530844
How can you master the principals of animation by just learning it in full detail? It's clearly a matter of practicing, like every other art form. I think the animation is acceptable, he just needs more practice.
>>82530844
stupid weeaboo
>>82530792
Yeah the VA is probably just the animator herself.
>>82530792
Agreed.
>>82530371
>>82530555
>>82530916
The short's creator is actually gonna have a short be made for Frederator and Sony's upcoming Go! Cartoons project
>>82531052
They take months studying just the basics and turning in assignments. This short was just kind of bland. The designs weren't all that interesting and the animation wasn't all that impressive. All I'm saying is that I've seen YouTuber and even other anons make better looking animations than that and I'm shocked that animation was the result of someone who paid money to study animation.
>>82531095
>herself
>>82531165
That's neat. Of all the shorts posted, it was certainly the most unique
>>82531170
stupid weeaboo
>>82531094
>>82531211
(You)
>>82531170
Even if you paid a ton of money, the only way that you will master animation is by practicing and studying more on your own time. This is why some youtubers are better at animation than actual CalArts students. You can't just pay to get your skill, you have to earn it.
Meh, was boring. The only good part was the sexy anime face.
>>82526563
I liked the sampled music throughout.
>As Long as You Love Me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPD7Bf4BfFI
>Crazy Little Thing Called Love
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKxIfOdwSJE
>Barber of Seville - Overture
https://youtu.be/OloXRhesab0?t=2m26s
>Not sure what the jazz song during the lab scene is
>Lonely Man
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d4C1ZQKmw4
>Don't recognize the sad piano music when she thinks he's dead
>Transformation
https://youtu.be/mkJzUxqciqk?t=1m48s
>Can't Take My Eyes Off of You
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGFToiLtXro
>>82526563
Wow, CalArts is literally just a plaque on a wall. That's Newgrounds-tier stuff. And I don't mean good Newgrounds.
>>82531052
Well the thing is the work this artist produced is strongly suggesting she hasn't even learned fundamental drawing principles.
>>82530844
Pretty much this, the description said that he is in his 4th year in CalArts.
So he must have a lot of practice by now.
it was cute, i enjoyed the others too. the sound effects were always off though.
>>82531702
>>82531815
He either slacked through a couple of his classes or just hasn't practiced at all outside of the required assignments. There's clearly a lot he needs to improve in.
My guess is that after he graduates, he can get into Nick and CN, but not Disney TV and movie studios.
>>82531948
Btw, found his blog. Turns out he is better at some areas of animation than the short showed. Could be because he was on a tight deadline.
http://supersantacruz.tumblr.com/archive
>>82531948
It's really that easy?
Nick and CN are not the best of the best, but are big names.
Start as a storyboard artist in those channels is pretty neat and almost a good future in the industry.
>>82532108
It is when you go to CalArts. People go there because of how easy it is to network with the studios in the LA area. Studios like Nick and CN tend to hire people that are local and are the most eager. You don't have to go to CalArts to get into big name studios, but it certainly does make the path simpler.
>>82530844
>>82531052
>>82531170
>>82531286
>>82531687
>>82531702
>>82531815
Not everyone who studies animation at CalArts is there strictly to become animators. Some go on to be story artists, or character designers, etc. You can usually tell from the focus of the film... some shorts are real chicken-stratch; basically animatics... but the storytelling is super engaging. And there have been plenty of one-note gag shorts that have stellar animation. The shorts that stand out are made by those keen enough to manage their time right in order to make it that way.
>>82532108
Also, Nick and CN are now looking at the internet to find new people. Nick has a yearly Animated Shorts Program where anyone can submit their 3 minute short storyboard online to Nick and make it a reality (but only if it's really good and worthy to Nick). Meanwhile, CN has hired a tumblr fan artist to work on the PPG reboot.
>>82532186
This is also important to know. A lot of people from CalArts don't actually work in animation. TV animation is usually done overseas.
>>82532257
This is true; though I've known many Carartians who've made the jump from LA to wherever those foreign jobs reside. For some, life as an animation artist can be very nomadic... though it's in the pursuit of doing what you love, so I can't judge too hard.
>>82529273
Oh shit, that's my friend's short! Cool.
>>82532558
That's cool. I actually saw this short before it was posted in this thread and enjoyed watching it.
How did you become friends?
>>82532024
Damn, she's /lit/ as fuck
>>82532186
To add further (and to drive home the time management thing), you're actually encouraged not to attempt to make the film all colored and pretty until you have the story and rough animation down pat... and 1st/2nd year students have time limits placed on their shorts to encourage them to finish. Whether or not these guidelines are followed is totally up to the student though, and some get so caught up trying to please their fickle internet following, or make their festival-ready magnum opus, that they simply don't finish in time. Or they end up crapping out a sub-par reflection of their efforts.
>>82531815
>>82531702
>>82531948
or...maybe...it was simplistic on purpose?! jesus christ /co/
>>82532655Tumblr.
Followed him there from art he'd posted, he followed back and we wound up talking together and hitting it off. We've been friends for nearly six years. He's a pretty cool dude, it's definitely neat to see his stuff posted here.
>>82532186
>>82532257
>but the storytelling is super engaging.
wew lad
Also why the fuck would you sign up for a character animation class and barely commit to animating? It just seems like a waste of money when a basic illustrating degree will give you the same skills.
>>82532969
It sucks on purpose, yes.
>>82533160
The biggest problems with the short don't have to do with the art style or animation. Personally I felt the writing was too safe and the pacing wasn't too good.
>>82526563
>>82526632
At least this guy understands camera movement.
The problem with so many of these animations (OP's video especially) is that the people drawing don't understand cinematography. They do all these scenes from the perspective of a single wide-angle shot, only rarely deviating from that "shot". It's lazy and takes away from one of the amazing upsides of animation that YOU AREN'T HINDERED BY A PHYSICAL CAMERA. Your imagination is the camera and every shot you draw can be done from any conceivable angle, even ones impossible to capture in the physical world.
It irks me to see one of the biggest advantages of drawn media be completely wasted because the creator doesn't bother to learn their craft.
>>82527912
The oldest stories, told well, are still well-told stories.
>>82528819
True, but every music cue was the right cue.
>>82529268
Adsorbed one and shrank the other.
>>82533413
>shrank the other.
Who was then carried off and devoured by an owl.
>>82533131
Because people are allowed to specialize? You don't become a brake repair mechanic without having a working knowledge of the whole drivetrain.
>character animation class
It's an whole curriculum. Get your facts straight.
>>82526563
It reminds of Bonus Stage in so many ways.
Not a good thing btw.
>>82533131
Because CalArts is a good way of getting connections to big name studios. That's pretty much the only reason why anyone's going there.
>>82533437
She didn't call or force the owl to take him.
First he was a hunter, then he was the prey.
>>82533102
Tumblr is more than six years old? Damn. I'm getting old.
I'm reminded of the Animator Expo held by Hideaki Anno last year.
Shame that none of the shorts are available to watch on the site anymore.
>>82533643
Yuuup. Came out in 2007, I joined in 2008. It's actually almost ten years old, which is crazy.
>>82534173
And that only makes it four years younger than 4chan, which at this point isn't that long
>>82526563
40k a semester for this quality garbage. UN-fucking-believable.
>>82534344
Yeah, they really aren't that far apart in age, but 4chan somehow feels much older.
>>82526563
I liked it.
https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/163109106
how to do the "simple minimalist style" right
https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/164741894
this one was really cute
>>82533958
Is the Anime Mirai Young Animator Training Project still a thing? I feel like I didn't see anything come out for 2015.
>>82535684
>milk before cereal
The absolute madman!
https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/164772081
This one is surreal, in a good way
>>82535684
>the three girls never actually eat their food
nice touch
>>82535424
Wow, yeah, that's the best I've seen so far.
>>82526563
>reverse clone process
Yeesh.
>>82535685
http://animetamago.jp/piece/
>>82535975
Grazie. Did they change names?
>>82536014
According to wikipedia the Association of Japanese Animations (AJA) took over this project and renamed it to Anime Tamago.
>>82535684
That's beautiful.
>>82530371
This was trippy as hell, loved it.
What's with the ending though, he learned the truth?
The conspirator lady had a nice voice.
This one's good
https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/162161966
warning: it's slightly animu
>>82526563
>>82526632
>>82526666
This shit looks like it's from 2009 New Grounds.
I thought CalArts was supposed to teach people to animate.
>>82536151
I like it a lot, sort of reminds me to that French comic where that nerd guy becomes a dragon man and fucks up the entire dragon people army.
What was that named?
Another quality short
https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/164291197
>>82533411
>They do all these scenes from the perspective of a single wide-angle shot, only rarely deviating from that "shot". It's lazy and takes away from one of the amazing upsides of animation
Isn't this made on porpuse to save budget and do more drawings faster?
>>82526563
That was really cute, animation lazy yes, but still cute.
>>82533958
>Shame that none of the shorts are available to watch on the site anymore.
Shit, are they reuploaded anywhere? I remember looking for mirrors a while back.
>>82536663
Nyaa probably has them
>>82536456
>I thought CalArts was supposed to teach people to animate.
They do. They can't teach you how to animate decently. You can only teach that yourself through practice.
>>82535424
I've watched all that've been posted, and this is still the best.
>>82536456
They teach them how to tell stories above all
Animation quality depends on the student
>>82529243
>I was getting a serious wincest vibe from those two
Cause you're damaged in the brain?
>>82535424
Now THAT was enjoyable.
>>82536986
Cause I've been on /co/ for two long
Although you could argue there isn't much difference there
>>82536151
>slightly animu
>Ghibli inspired with a touch of European influence
That's not animu to me. This is what I call great animation with heart.
>>82529273
This is such a great style. Probably the best one I've seen so far.
https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/164031284
>>82536475
Trogdor?
>>82526563
Why is this stick figure so attractive...
>>82537300
Because the animator endows her with a likeable personality
https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/164008802
https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/164034292
if you can stomach the music this one's a real gem
>>82535846
ah, changed my mind.
this one definitely goes all the way to use minimalism as a definite "style" rather than just being lazy or shitty with it.
>>82536151
a lot of these have at least a little animu inspiration in them
>>82537300
because your average /co/mrad would fuck anything remotely feminine
>>82526563
Fucking christ these are a thousand times better than the SCAD ones released yesterday.
>>82537846
Not bad.
>>82537959
I was actually about to consider going to that college the other month. Were they really that bad?
>>82537870
>https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/164034292
I thought the same when I saw it. Really good.
https://vimeo.com/164195616
I thought this one was pretty fun and cute
>>82539716
dam nigga, that baby look like the beetus already took a foot
>>82526563
I liked it. It was simple but good. The gags weren't anything new but they were quick and sharp and overall it was a cute film.
>>82539800
I dont know what that means but I think the baby looks like a pug and thaaaats cute.
>>82539716
Forgot to mention that this was a first year.
>>82539887
means that baby is fat. dat niggas mama was prolly eatin for 5
>>82526632
>>82536456
I was going to say they have a time limit to deal with, but then I remembered the kind of stuff Gobelins puts out.
https://youtu.be/2xp22IYL2uU
>>82526666
the animation is alright, but why does it look like an amateur drew it? The body language is real awkward.
>>82539944
Is CalArts really comparable to Gobelins?
>>82540009
I dont know, is it? I just mean that time restraints arent an excuse for lacking quality when you see other schools put out better work dispite the same time restraints.
And I dont just mean a bit of a difference in quality, I mean it looks like some of the calarts people are missing some fundamental understanding on art.
>>82539972
>the animation is alright, but why does it look like an amateur drew it?
Because they are? They're still students, anon.
>>82540065
Sorry, let me re-phrase that. Why does it look like someone with no real experience in art drew it?
The body language is incredibly awkward and she's off-balance half the time.
>>82540035
Can't argue with you there.
I'm just saying that maybe Gobelins is a lot more restrictive on who gets in or what gets uploaded or maybe the French animation industry has higher standards or less laziness on the artist's part.
But from the 10-ish I've seen >>82526563 and >>82526666 are the only ones disappointing on a fundamental artistic level. All the others are decent and full of potential.
>>82540219
Like >>82531687 said though, they dont really seem like the result of people having attended or are currently an education. you can get these kinds of results by teaching yourself.
they're not bad per-se, its just odd to me to see something with such a low standard coming out of a college dedicated to the arts.
are they just first year students?
>>82526563
I like the different paper textures for the different backgrounds.
>>82540300
Well, OP's is a fourth-year and the other one I mentioned is a third-year I think?
Yeah, that's really disappointing. I really do think that those are just the worst ones though, I suspect OP cherrypicked them to rile people up because "LOL CALARTS".
>>82526563
Hey /co/ My Team and I made a 2 minute animation project. I was curious what you guys thought.
https://youtu.be/OwBo0pi_sEg
>>82526563
that was kawaii. Its a nice short.
>>82540590
Cute. What a spoiled brat. I liked the ending "this is what you got me last year." I thought she'd learn her lesson about appreciating gifts, nope, still a spoiled princess.
>>82540590
Kinda schizophrenic. A lot of comedy is timing, and things move a little too fast for the sudden shifts in mood you're playing off for jokes. All of the stuff with the ghosts looked really good, like it was completely fluid throughout, vs some of the stuff with Pandora seemed kind of choppy at points. That's my take.
>Tfw never applied for Calarts because I thought I'd be laughed out
>This is 4th year
FUCK
>>82540590
>the pain is unBEARable
mild kek
>>82540590
Voice actors and sound effects are horribad.
I dunno, maybe if the artstyle/animation was changed to fit more of a slapstick-y aesthetic I would've liked it more.
Last punchline was solid, though.
>>82540783
Show us your work, friend.
>>82537846
>https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/164008802
That one is really good.
>>82535424
I really like the timing in that one, it’s reminiscent of Tartakovsky.
>>82536151
This was pretty good and cute as well.
>>82540966
It seems to me like something you could actually see on a children's network, as is. That's pretty impressive.
>>82541057
Probably thanks to the backgrounds, which are well realized.Which is I-don’t-know-what-I’m-talking-about speak for “I thought they looked good.”
>>82540035
A lot of the films from Gobelins are also group animation projects though, while CalArts are individual projects for the actual animation, except small things like coloring (and even then I think they usually do it solo unless they're having too much trouble finishing by end of term)
https://vimeo.com/164141454
this short is just. SO GOOD. the pacing is incredible, as well as the character design and animation. i hope you guys like it too!
spoilers: video 69's title is quite more literal than you would expect wink wink
>>82542299
I want to get this on a VCR and love it tenderly and become sorely disappointed.
>>82526632
only one that looks good
https://vimeo.com/163492244
In that style that everybody hates but I really like this one.
>>82542299
Who the fuck wears their socks that high?
>>82533411
>They do all these scenes from the perspective of a single wide-angle shot, only rarely deviating from that "shot".
It's endemic in American (2D) animation and always has been. Even Disney did it all the time in their movies.
Sure it's easier and faster, but it's also very boring and limiting. And they've been doing this for almost a century now.
>>82542722
People who go to Blockbuster for a wank.
>>82526563
Why do the outlines of the characters seem to be shaking?
>>82542101
If that is the case, then that probably explains a bit as to why the Calarts stuff looks rough and amateurish compared to the stuff produced at Gobelins and Sheridan. Which makes me wonder, do they do any Group projects in CalArts?
>>82542839
Don't think they do many group projects, the intros to the Producer Shows are group projects, but most are voluntary (I think) if they want to team up for 48 hr films or week long films.
>>82542722
ME BITCH.
>>82542101
Seconding this. Gobelins (well, France in general) tends to produce artists with superior draftsmanship; but the reason their thesis films are more technically polished are due to students being heavily encouraged to team up and assign hard roles for each person on the project.
In the long game, this means Gobelins tends to produce crazy-talented specialists. CalArts on the other hand, takes a more individual, generalist route and encourages students to touch every aspect of the project.
I believe both scenarios are a reflection of the state of the animation industry in their respective countries. There's tons of animation being produced in France right now, meaning one can afford the risks that come with specializing. In the US, you can't guarantee that there'll always be boarding, animation or comping jobs. So you learn all three. "Diversifying" is the name of the game, and the key to a relatively stable career.
>>82542940
;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;)
>>82542662
whaaat?
the style on this one is lovely, what'cha mean?
>tfw going to an elite uni that is growing in the arts but is not particularly known for it
>Going to try making a student film anyway and go to somewhere like Gobelins for grad
On a scale of fucked to fucked, how fucked am I?
>>82542299
That was, uh, interesting. In a good way. I think.
It has this funky way of looking solid at some points and flat in others. Not sure what to make of that or why I feel like noting that, just think it’s interesting.
>>82542831
It's a style.
>>82543067
POST YOUR WORK
>>82542839
There's a film workshop for 3rd years that involves a group film. It's not the same as the way Gobelins does it though. The group films are made up of maybe three students, which is a lot less than Gobelins' teams. The only way to really get a taste of that is to do the exchange program in the second semester of you're 3rd year.
It would be nice to actually have a larger group film that's not only available for 3rd years. Honestly the quality of work would shoot out the roof when you're not a single person constantly running towards a deadline.
And yeah Producer's Show openings are usually collaborative with the whole department.
>>82542662
uh
hmm
that exists
>>82537846
I remember this artist i realy like his earthbound fanart
>>82543146
I guess I like it because a lot of the other ones try to tackle bigger concepts that get resolved too quickly whereas this one's just pure simple fun.
>>82543144
I like the idea of group films. Professional animation work is collaborative by nature, so wouldn’t a group film better gauge students’ readiness for a “real” animation job?
>>82543255
Fair enough.
Just to clarify, my reaction was more just “I don’t really know what to make of this” than “I don’t like this”.
>>82543111
Makes it seem like they're about to have a stroke. It was pretty nice though.
>>82543261
A lot of schools do that through their thesis films, but CalArts seems to straddle the line between being maybe a more independant filmmaker, and serving the needs or the industry. Like other Anon said too, it also immerses the students in every part of the pipeline to be flexible.
>>82543341
Flexibility is a big thing in arts education, it seems. I went to school for theatre, and I spent just as much time learning about directing, designing, and being a part of the crew as I did acting.
>>82543372
Don't know if it's right or wrong per say, but probably beneficial to the students so that if there's an aspect they want to learn more about they can start with at least a basic know-how.
>>82543261
See >>82542971
While the collaboration aspect is definitely true, this experience can be gained on the job; and honestly should be something you'd have learned by kindergarten. Your expensive class time would be way better spent learning additional skills to keep you employable during industry dry spells.
>>82543422
Yeah, I suspect it ends up depending a lot on where the individual student goes afterwards. I'll probably never spend any real time behind the scenes, so I doubt I'll get a lot of use out of the non-acting stuff, but I guess at the very least I appreciate it and don't act like a dick to them.
>>82543261
>>82543341
As said here. The school really wants them to flexible, but also there's no room for actually understanding what it's like to collaborate with others on a large scale project.
There are people that collaborate on 48 hour films, but those are usually silly shitty shit.
>>82543424
Do you really want to go into a job with no experience with working with others on a large scale production and fuck up constantly, because I really wouldn't. There's a different between working in a professional environment where you have to take orders from others and being some little kid working on a silly group project. You're more likely to fuck up that way if you're not smart enough, especially for a kid straight out of college.
>>82542662
Did he just impregnate her tooth?
>>82543486
There are collaboration projects!
my friend just did one. it was like an anijam.
>>82543586
What I meant is within the department itself. It's much easier to work near each other than through the internet or something along those lines.
>>82542299
This guy knows his atmosphere, i liked murder at makeout point more tho because i love slasher stuff
>>82543486
That's going to happen regardless. And don't worry, your sups will understand, they've been there. Speaking as an Anim Sup myself, just be pleasent to your peers, absorb everything you can, and hopefully 'constantly' fucking up turns out to be not as much as you thought.
>>82542971
Other thing about Gobelins I haven't seen mentioned - it's harder to get into than CalArts. They want students who know how to draw already. You have to have strong drafting skills. They also kinda expect you to have some animation basics down too - their entrance exam has portions where they give you model sheets from TV shows and ask you to animate sequences. As a result, Gobelins' student body skews older than CalArts. CalArts has older students but plenty of people fresh out of high school. Gobelins students have often been out of school for a little bit - though they have plenty of young hotshots too.
>>82544671
Also you need to speak japanese for some reason
>>82529273
That one's really good looking, but it's kind of weak story-wise. It basically has no ending.
>>82530371
the style was very cool, but i didn't get why the creator had the dog scene put in? was it to make it more surreal or what? the story also felt too loose but i suppose that might be the point.
>>82526563
>Monster keeps spinning and spinning for what seems like forever.
>Charater starts to get bored
I love these gags.
>>82526563
It needs more work.
>>82527805
Nice bait.
>>82526632
I'm seeing a lot of rebecca sugar in this one
>>82542299
i couldnt stop watching
bizzare but great
>>82540590
It's not cartoony/animated enough to fit the jokes. That bear thing could've been Spongebob/Ren and Stimpy levels of disturbing and hilarious with better timing. Also that kid needs a better voice actor.
>>82531636
I like how when they cut to her taking the wrong bottle it cuts back to crazy little thing called love.
Haven't seen any of the new shorts yet; any of them on the level of Dodoba this year?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZtbk1fY0A8
>>82542299
Welp, I guess I can tick "watching an animated video of a kid making out with a videotape that was *not* Japanese" off my list.
>>82547823
Nothing quite like Dodoba. This year a lot of the more finished ones felt kinda slice of life/ grounded in life one way or another.
I'm having fun with some of these
>>82539972
>but why does it look like an amateur drew it?
>but why does it look like an amateur drew it?
I can't, the fuck
>>82529416
She's going to get so much fanart.
>>82526563
wait a minute that card...
I can't really get myself to watch these without being sad knowing that most are made by people who are trying really hard to always keep improving. And that they're making a huge effort to follow their dream while I'm not.
http://jonniphillips.tumblr.com/post/143978482057/i-posted-a-link-to-your-short-to-the-current-co
http://jonniphillips.tumblr.com/post/143979746372/boards-4chan
>>82547823
Woah, that was good.
>>82526666
Was the artist trying to make her own Craig McCracken OC?
>>82552246
cancer
>>82552196
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXsQAXx_ao0
>>82552246
you're welcome
>This thread completely shits all over the Calarts buzzword meme
Why does /co/ have to be so fucking ignorant?
>>82552246
Why was this necessary?
>>82551695
Fuck you I won't be able to unsee it.
>>82552196
DO SOMETHING THEN.
