That's hilarious! Great stuff.

It's a great piece of work, Victor, and it looks like it did the job too since your man won! Well done for your part in his campaign.

I like this a lot. It's got style.

Quite wonderful! And the 2.5D terns look amazing. I love the colours and the brushstrokes too. Marvellous work!

This is delightful! Like many of the comment writers on Youtube, I also felt my eyes well up with tears. I find some of the movements too slow, too even, but I love the overall gentle pace and the emotional connection with the character.

Fantastic work, Sang. You always amaze and delight me.

Lovely video, Nina. Great use of variations on a simple idea, and perfectly executed. Very nice to hear a song from Gala, too. I only knew of "Freed from Desire" (for which she did a fantastic dance sequence on Top of the Pops in the nineties), and I didn't know what became of her afterwar...

I just saw this news, and I have to say - WOW! That's got to be the best thing that could have happened to Moho at this point in time.

This is excellent. It's a great example of how very subtle movements can be so expressive. I particularly liked the tiny shrug that The Anthony Hopkins character gives at one point, it is just enough to make the point.

Impressive animation, Sang, perhaps OVER-animated in parts. For example, there are about three large anticipation moves on the girl before she stands up (one would have been enough), and the follow through on her hair makes her look like she is underwater. Generally, although I like the overall look...

Wow! This is terrific. You animate beautifully.

Thank you, this is a wonderful resource!

That looks wonderful! I look forward to seeing the full film.

Brilliant! You've given real life to the painting and the engravings.

Your film starts with great atmosphere and rich, arresting visuals - the camera moving through misty, gloomy forest - successfully setting up an air of mystery that is maintained throughout. From the first appearance of characters the film moves more and more into the realm of the bizarre! It kept m...