Brackenwood, brainchild of Newgrounds darling Adam Phillips, has released it's latest (but I don't really feel greatest) movie, WATERLOLLIES.
http://z7.invisionfree.com/Brackenwood/index.php?showtopic=13112&st=0
It's about eight minutes long, and probably at least the sixth best drawn animation in flash.
Only watch if you have flash 9, though, or it will become a slide show.
Plus my name is in the donor credits.
I registered an account as well and it let me log in, but now I don't know where to look for the flash...
ok i signed up but wont let me veiw the flash i can read the forums but not much else. help us out Moore
Turns out you just have to wait for the Admin to approve your request to join the forums. I got to watch the film this morning and I really have to say if your watching it for the inflation your going to be let down. Really quick, nothing spectacular. Now, if your watching for the fact that its Brackenwood or because you love animation then your going to enjoy it. Lots of beautifully rendered scenery and characters, the animation itself is very smooth and cool looking. Definitely worth watching on those respects.
I dont know who Brackenwood is, but whats the inflation in there? Even if its not worth while for the inflation, how does it happen?
I know it's weird, but basically a character eats a bunch of large waterdrop things (waterlollies) and then learns they'll expand if touched or distressed, and so thinks there is a strong likelihood he's going to explode.
You can watch it without having to register or anything here: http://www.biteycastle.com/waterlollies.html
It's a quite good movie. The inflation isn't much, but that's not what it was made for after all.
Really impressive animation. There's some really impressive stuff being done in Flash and I've been completely ignorant of it until now!
This makes me confident for animation in the future- it proves that the new way of things is not as...er...awful looking as I thought!
I registered an account, but I still don't have permission to view the topic. Could you link directly to the Flash?