Back in 2004, an individual by the name of SamBakza (www.sambakza.net) introduced a concept of storytelling by way of accompanying a catchy tune along with hand-drawn animation. He called it "There She Is," and due to critical acclaim and positive feedback, he followed up with a sequel just over a year later. Then...nothing else came about for nearly three years. The author explained, of course, that time restraints and lack of funding contributed to the delay, so to keep this rambling as short as possible, the author treated us with three new episodes within a period of 5-6 months. The series is now complete, and with it, a sense of satisfaction, knowing that the events that unfolded ended on a happy tune. If I ever do become an animator, I would surely see this individual as a means of inspiration. I invite you all, if you haven't, to watch this lovely series.
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Re: There She Is, And How It Changed My Life
Ohhh it's been completed? Nice.
Me and Kirin watched this together, it felt familiar.
Superior animation in a flash. All of the episodes are in the top 50 at Newgrounds....and that's why. -
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I was so pleased to see it's finished. They did greak work. ^_^
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Nice! Never seen this before.Twothorp was in immense pain. The blisters did not care.Comment
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