its so big, the camera couldn't show the full view. XD

*giggles*
Yup, it looks like I might need to invest in a wider angled lens for next time.
;3

Nice work!!!

That a whole lotta roo!

Thank you!
And soon, for a certain roo in a red cap, Muahahaha! ... *giggles*
;3

wow! thats very beautifull!

Why thank yah!

really nice! and loops well too! Thank you so much to invest so much cpu time on awesome stuff like that. ^^

Thank you!
And I would say it was worth it, you are welcome!
:3

An interesting composition...

but six days to render that? I think, given the quality that we end up seeing here, that it might be possilble to turn down some of the settings.

Looks great, nontheless.

Thanks!

Well, you are probably right, but I like having the settings high. In this case most of the quality is actually lost due to compress and it's the reflections and shadows that really drag out the render time so badly ... and so ... I just had to be patient ... well that and the six-hundred frames in this animation really added up :/

that's big

Yes, yes it is
:3

It's an impressive display of animation ability and I think it attests to your skill at 3d building and use of a moving camera.

Now, I don't mean to rain on anybody's parade or anything, but the content...is a bit simple. You've got a green kanagroo's head on a big green half sphere with a snow leopard sitting on her nose. Not much to it, nothing swells or even grows. I think it would be good as the end result of another animation or a picture series or what have you.

I hope this isn't too harsh, it's meant to be constructive.

You're right, you're right, it is simple, but it was always meant to be a simple little thing, just something that was a little more then static picture, that's all I was aiming for.

Still thank you.

Nice camera work. The reflections must have really added to the render time.

Thank you, and you're right, reflections and shadows, I find, are the real time hogs.

Wow...that looks great!

Thank you!

Long lost relative from the balloon universe?

*giggles* possibly, we met after a botched lab experiment that somehow opened a dimensional rift to his world in the balloon universe, which would've been cool on it's own, but our mutual friend here was only twelve inches tall back in his world, after he was pulled through to ours he suddenly expanded, seems our world has a much much lower pressure system then his, it was quite a fun sight. His expansion wrecked my lab too, oh well, that'll teach me to mix food colouring and static electricity.

;3

Heh, nice backstory.

Sweet animation. I really appreciate your time and effort

Thank you,
and you're welcome

Love the reflective images you can see as the camera shifts about, the amount of work you put into it shows.

Thank you!
I'm glad to hear you like it!

Sorry for delay in reply but very much so!

I sent a link to here, from Macrophile.com, Ducun Roo is made fun at a couple times a month:

http://www.macrophile.com/

Macro Art, Title: He ate the whole thing...

Good one.