I'd say you're turning heads.
Everybody wants fame, and if you do this reiteration of HTH (which really WAS quite famous) then your name will be one that people recognize.

On my own agenda-ridden aside, and perhaps one you might think about, I'm not sure this is the sort of thing you want to be known exclusively for, if ya get my drift.

Nevertheless; signed a fan-
-Rune

Dude that would be awesome. If I ever go to a con I'll look for you!

Heh, well it's not hurting anyone and I have no shame...so it's all good then. Besides if I ever get trouble for it I have thick skin...and a knife collection.

Later,
Crowchild

Yes.

Crowchild may not be a name as recognizable as gNaw or MaxBlackRabbit, but it is definetly up there. Being related to perhaps the most sought after and popular Flash the fandom has seen really does wonders for a reputation. Chances are if you made a showing and put a bit more effort into your work, you could get your name tagged onto advertisements and such. This is all congecture of course, but damnit HTH was an amazing venture, and it had done nothing but good things for yourself.

The fact that you are working on a second one, and a dvd (though pricey) is news enough for even the most acute participant in the fandom to perk up his or her ears.

Your an aniamator. We are a fairly rare breed within the community. So I think yeah, yu are starting to turn head and getting a name for yourself within it.

Yeah, animations are rare, esp the 3d stuff. I craved them so much that I jumped in headfirst (and cracked one of my horns). I still at the beginning but slowly (oh so slowly) getting the hang of it. I set myself some high goals. @_@ ^^~@~^^

I believe that once more of your material gets out there and people see the quality work your doing, you'll be held in pretty high regards. You already are after the first HTH even with it not being finished, most everyone knows what that is and has enjoyed it. There just aren't alot of interactive animated furry artists and you'll definitely stand out on top.

Nothing wrong with saying that you believe you are making something grand because you are and everyone will love it and talk about it for a long time to come ^_^

You are most definatly turning some heads. When I first saw HTH on playmouse, I was hooked. To me your name if it isn't already will be as well known as the big names in the fandom.

Whenever I find a cool artist, I have too forcibly hold back from telling them exactly how much I like their work. I'm an art critic with the Seattle Metropolitan Festival of Art. It's not my profession, but I have a passion for all art, written, drawn, music, etc. Hence, when quality artists really want feedback, I end up writing 2-3 page critiques of their work. As a literary artist, I consider feed back just as satisfying as money, even when I'm broke. Artwork is a form of self-expression, and artists feel a sense of self-satisfaction when their audience enjoys their work. Me, I tend to be more on the evil side, but my work is still requested and I still get positive feedback.

Furry animations are beginning to become "the thing" in the fandom. Eric Schwartz was probably the first to popularize furry animations that had sexual insinuations, but most of his material doesn't involve nudity, never mind porn. It's tasteful, but it doesn't neccessarily satisfy.

With the advance of technology, we're starting to see all kinds of people post flash animations, and even fully rendered, 3D CGI animations. I'm have one quarter left until I get my AA degree from junior college, then I'm going to go to California Institute of the Arts, and learn 3D animation myself. I'd like to learn how to draw, animate through every medium, but computer graphics are where virtual-reality is really going.

I only recently have seen a few examples of your work, which enticed me to find out more. Then I heard about the studio, and how it burned to the ground. Then again I heard you were still in the game, and going to release a DVD, which got me really interested. Animations are really getting popular, and I'd expect that your work gets a lot more feedback within the next year, especially once you've released your DVD. Get ready to get popular, because you're filling a demand that not a lot of other people are exploiting.

HTH really was awesome even as a test game!
I would gladly volunteer some of my characters for your new version!

after the original HTH was destroyed in the accident, I had always hoped that you would pick it baack up sometime. I even tracke down some of the other flash work you did (what was that one called again, it had some warrior dude)

If you start to get a big head, just put a pack of ice on it. The swelling will go down. :)