Hello! You have probably already seen my previous film The Odyssey here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSRucHuNHP4 I made a new short production based on a famous fairytale! The three little pigs and the big bad wolf! Written directed and produced by me. Music is also made by me. Rendered in iclone! You can watch it on the youtube link below. Enjoy!

LOL. Think the Grand Kids may like this.

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Super :)

A sort of 3D Tom & Jerry style clip. :D

I enjoyed it

Thanks for Posting :)

I watched & commented on your first Clip - A great Opus. :)

Here it is again, for those who haven't already seen it: 

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Thank you very much colour!;)

Doom,

That was really fun to watch.  Very cute.

I especially loved the clever ending, how you tranistioned into another fairy tale.  That was clever.

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Thank you very much my friend!

Good fun doom. :D The wolf sneaking behind the tree made me chuckle. I liked it alot.

Same with the Odyssey. 57 minutes is an awesome undertaking but you handled it well the entire way. I am not only impressed, I'm in awe of your achievement. :)

I must ask how you did the ocean during that wonderful storm at sea scene. It looked very convincing.

:cool: pete


http://www.youtube.com/user/peterblood50?feature=mhee

Thank you peterblood! For the ocean and landscape scenes I used the Lumion program. You can search for it on google.