This is absolutely beautiful animation! You're carrying on the legacy of Walt Disney and Don Bluth perfectly. This animation had so much character to it. Very well done!

@erainmartinez8175

Жыл бұрын

Awesome

This is like "Ice Age" and "A Troll In Central Park" put together. If only this animated movie was made instead of both those movies.

@GreatBeast455

2 жыл бұрын

Funny enough, Don Bluth was originally supposed to direct Ice Age.

@dreamguardian8320

2 жыл бұрын

@@GreatBeast455 Never knew that.

@isabellacrump103

2 жыл бұрын

That would have been really interesting! :D

@jeremiahsmith916

2 жыл бұрын

Excuse you, the first ice Age is actually a decent movie, it’s just the sequels where the quality plummeted

This might be evidence of the Don Bluths version of Ice age

Fun fact: Ice Age was supposed to be directed by Don Bluth but he rejected it

Ice Age is a cancelled animated musical adventure film that was going to be released in May 1999 however this project was later Bot blue sky studios When was released in March 2002

Nice work, Camryn! That's one of the best I've seen from Don's classes, and one of the few finals that were actually completed! (I'm a former student of his class as well!) :D

it's at the same time cute and endearing, but I'm also watching this terrified over what could happen to the girl. it's kind of emotionally unique and a good premise for a disney style movie where the mammoth reluctantly sees a lost girl home while growing increasingly fond of her.

This is beautiful. Well done 😊

A paleolithic human and a baby woolly Mammoth

D'aawww That was adorable

this is some a grade animation right here

Awesome! Cute drawings

This is wonderful! Please keep us apprised on any future traditional animation projects you might participate in/direct.

I once heard a rumor that Ice Age was originally supposed to be a Don Bluth animated film. I wonder if this has anything to do with it.

Wow! That is some really excellent work. I'm curious... what parameters, if I any, did Mr. Bluth give for the final? Were there "rules" to follow, or just do whatever type of story you wanted?

@camibumblebee

4 жыл бұрын

Hi there!! Don let us have a ton of freedom for the final! The only stipulation was that the short needed a beginning, middle, and end, and that it must contain a funny ‘gag’ or two. He also preferred us to keep the short around 15 seconds, as most students would find it difficult to finish that much animation in 8 weeks. However, he kindly gave me permission to go a little over the limit when I told him I thought I could manage it. He’s really a wonderful teacher-if you’re considering the program, I highly recommend it. I was totally a beginner at the start of the class, and now I feel as if I can animate fairly competently!!

their is hope yet for 2D animation.

God bless! This is❤also prayer here if needed❤

Beautiful

Cute animation.

Gorgeous, I hope that someone gives you piles of cash to make a feature film, I know I'd contribute

PLEASE, MAKE THIS ADORABLE VIDEO REAL!!! 😁

If Don Bluth directed Ice Age? 🦣

👏👏🎬

Awesome work!!! This is very good.

This is amazing! I love it! It’s good to see some classic hand-drawn 2D animation and to know there are those still passionate about it.

Thos is really cute stuff.

Awesome job!!

How lovely! Bravo!!

This is amazing! It looks like it was lots of fun to do!

What IS this??? It’s beautiful!!

I see the little girl from A Troll in Central Park. 😄

love this

Awesome stuff 😎👍

Amazing animation ! you're a really impressive artist. If Don bluth can release Dragon's Lair, I hope you'll be part of the crew. Bravo !

Amazing work!! I can't wait for the traditional 2D movies to be made more

Very Awesome work...Keep it up.

beautiful oh my lord

DUDE UNDERRATED

Fun fact: elephants have evolved to be unable to jump. The square cube law makes it so any creature about that big would break their bones if they fell. A elephant that ever got the desire to bounce around like that would break a bone and die.

Hopefully They Both Animated By Mark Henn.

And the elephant died of hypothermia.

Well ain’t that adorable?

Ace!

Which software did you use for scanning.

Disney wants to know your location

What skills should you have going into DBU if you want to have a final project as good as this one?

@camibumblebee

4 жыл бұрын

I would recommend to have to some pretty good drawing/draftmanship skills! While I had never really animated much before DBU, I did have a lot of experience with not only cartoon drawing, but life drawing in general. On the other hand, don’t be afraid to join if you are still a beginner artist! Don will teach you a lot about drawing in the first part of the class. I saw some of my peers go from beginner artists to really competent animators. Don is just an awesome teacher all around and I totally recommend him!

@danielnorton9803

4 жыл бұрын

thestylemuse I’m an experienced 3D artist. I curious how much of that would translate into drawing. Going to DBU would be a once in a lifetime experience. Thank you for replying, and posting your final project.

@alansteen8390

3 жыл бұрын

@@camibumblebee I’ve thought about it but $10,000 yikes

Really nice work, I think you maybe could of worked for him back in the day if you went back in time. This looks like actual pencil used though right, totally traditional no computer?

Wow, really good. Do you get to freelance for Don after taking the course?

You did this animation on paper.wow

Nice work. Anyway, I want to made some animated movies and animated tv series in the future (ok, mainly plots for them) mainly in 2D animation (but I probably also use stop motion). Would you like to join me in some of my projects?

how many Fps do you use?

Is that a baby mammoth? It looks like either a mammoth or a mastodon

how long did it take to make this? and how many years of drawing experience do u have?

@camibumblebee

3 жыл бұрын

It took me 8 weeks to make this! I've been drawing professionally for 8 years, but I've been making art as a hobby my entire life.

@doomermario

3 жыл бұрын

@@camibumblebee thats insane, I bet disney would hire you on the spot if this was the 1950s, but they don't do real animation anymore.

@doomermario

3 жыл бұрын

I think if you found a few more people like yourself, you could replace disney. If you had 20 solid animators, and it took 8 weeks per minute of animation, then thats 1 hour every 24 weeks. 2 full movies a year

@doomermario

3 жыл бұрын

I had an idea like this where you put a bunch of people in a monastery that work for free and are monks, and then when the film sells, they all split the profits.

@doomermario

3 жыл бұрын

if people let go of the concept of money and lived soley for art it would be easily possible. People can live on 3$ a day (eggs, potatoes, bananas). So find the artists and get them to save up $1000 that should cover the year. But the place where they'd work together would be the tricky part because a rich man would have to own the land and build a place to house the monks.

Wow I love it do U have an insta(