Mossler's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Life/Time]

Now I really want to experiment with After Effects. This looks super good, got a lil' taste of it in the H'ween collab, excited to see it in full force here. Please teach me o' fanta.

Fantishow responds:

The secret is waiting upwards of 15 hours for your computer to draw simple shapes.

[Far From The Reef]

This was cool. Nice work.

Sanbles responds:

Thank you :D

[Fallout 4- Another settlement]

Rad stuff man! I like the walk cycle and reused scenes - even though I've never played the game it gets the idea across that this stuff isn't a great time.

Ex-Poser responds:

It's a great game if you love open world adventures, however it does get repetitive if you complete all the campaign and secondary missions. Even more so with the settlement ones

[The Finding Dory Collab]

such wonderful thigns around you, what more is you lookin' for.. Under the sea... Under the sea

MobileSpider responds:

Don't you just love the sea??

[Excellent!]

Underrated by ten you are deserving of more in this line of work - maybe some stickers from the teacher or something. The clip art cars make me laugh.

CaperCube responds:

clip art?

[Anime Amigos 2: Anime Con]

This was surprisingly entertaining! You obviously put a lot of hard work into this and it shows, but the animation was lack-luster. There are a lot of moments where it looks like you used the straight-ahead method instead of pose-to-pose, and if you continue with +2-3 minute projects like this, learning how to map out your scenes before animating them could be a great time saver. It also might translate your character's movements better if you keep the in-betweens of their swings and arcs and bips and bobs down to a minimum.
Still, the story was great, voice work was great, and the world you built melded well with the characters you created. Neat stuff!

RyanStorm responds:

I agree.
One of the things I want to work on more is creating stronger key poses poses for my cartoons. For this particular cartoon, my main focus was on forcing myself to cel-shade and creating pretty color palettes. I think as it went on my key poses got a little stronger, but like you said; the in-betweens could use some work. Its sorta has a weird early Simpsons look now, where things don't flow natural or look stiff-ish.
Also this is one of the most genuinely nice and overall constructive critiques I've ever gotten, so thank you sir!