Youtube Cartoons thread

clever

youtube.com/watch?v=dcLr_Zq92GY

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youtube.com/watch?v=mQ1Q4zq9pOo&list=PL4yTWyTuGBNHfT-TO05IMfOwFC9Tp6KKJ&index=53

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Too much sugar

youtube.com/watch?v=vmEeeX3yNZg

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Nauseating.

And his other animation
youtube.com/watch?v=yR34iP3wyPg&feature=emb_title

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Most of the videos in these threads suck ass.

wallace and gromit lost episode
youtube.com/watch?v=NBWeKtcQ2wM
youtube.com/watch?v=6UrDRSW0rFE

By what standard? Amateur artists animating as a hobby in their free time will have a hard time making something better than a studio of 20 well paid profressional animators and a budget of hundreds of thousand dollars per episode.

Too bad they stopped making cartoons.

Or DID they?

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It's not about the fucking picture quality, you fucking troglodyte piece of shit. It's the writing and creativity that lies beneath the animation. Look past the fucking pixels for once in your pathetic life. Did the video leave you thinking or make you want to become a better person? Did the video leave a lasting impression on you that will follow you for weeks or months or, even so far as, years? What kind of emotion or emotions did you feel after watching? At the very fucking least, did any of the jokes make you laugh?

Yes, yes, animation is a craft and I appreciate it. But animation is a medium, a mode of transportation, that delivers a message or invokes an emotion. When the animation fails to accomplish anything of value, or to improve the animator's skills, then it was just a waste of time for the audience and, even more so, for the animator who put so much effort into it.

Guy's just rly rly busy, m'kay?

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>It's the writing and creativity that lies beneath the animation. Look past the fucking pixels for once in your pathetic life. Did the video leave you thinking or make you want to become a better person? Did the video leave a lasting impression on you that will follow you for weeks or months or, even so far as, years? What kind of emotion or emotions did you feel after watching? At the very fucking least, did any of the jokes make you laugh?

By this logic Mickey Mouse shorts suck, an animation don't need any of those things.

youtube.com/watch?v=h_KOGCCfz9k

I disagree but I will give you what you want, here
youtube.com/watch?v=idCFV0KF4uo

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Not bad for something made by a self taught 14 year old. He got talent.

I thought his other video, Cream, was a terrific animation. It evoked a sad emotion in me, probably because of how cynical it was. Not to mention, the humor was good, the premise was enticing, and it has left an impression on me.
I haven't seen the video you shared, but I look forward to it. I have confidence that it will just as great, if not even better than, as Cream.

youtube.com/watch?v=CA0eqCrExgw

Perfect timing

New episode just came out
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqtXS2zBPMiTK67uPOtA1x-PAwedRUMIU
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHovnlOusNLj_bSwvpE3ycI4iHuJDRCps

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