Out O' the Inkwell | Official Film
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Published 2022-05-16
Created by: Adam Toutoungi and Andy Ortiz
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All Comments (21)
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I love how whenever the toon is moving around, her little squeaks she makes remind me of the noises markers make when you push too hard on them
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If criticism were to be constructive, then the cgi could be smoother and polished. Traditional animation on the other hand is spectacular! I'd say this was a first good episode for this potential series!
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Seeing Adeline melt away like that was heartbreaking. Like, you could clearly see how scared/how much pain she was in.
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Duncan’s initial reaction to Adeline makes me wonder if this is the first time such a thing has happened or not.
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As a connoisseur of rubberhose animation, Adeline herself is animated flawlessly. She's super expressive and full of character. The CGI could use some tweaking for it to work but still, very well done. I'd say there's potential here to make a full-blown series here. I love what's done here and I'm craving for more! That's the mark of a good, dang animation!
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The part where the little cartoon straight up dies was absolutely horrifying. I loved this! Amazing work to you and the whole crew!
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The saddest part about seeing Adeline melt is if you look closely you can see her say “no, no, please” when she’s trying to put her arm back on. Fantastic attention to detail there.
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Absolutely gorgeous fusion of rubber hose and cg. Great work!!!
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I need a cartoon series of this little cute rubber hose character right now XD Loved this short, amazing job, guys!! ❤❤❤❤❤
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That was so cuuute!! well done to the whole crew!! :D
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I love how he doesn't even panic over the mess or the live cartoon and just casually says "no no no I need you in the paper" this isn't the first time this has happened!
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I already know this is gonna be a VERY successful series (if it will become a series). It’s so well done and I LOVE the art style and the idea of 3d person meets 2d cartoon. Keep up the fantastic work!!
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Ink-redible job with this!! Everyone who worked on this did an amazing job!
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The Academy failed to shortlist "Forget Me Not" last year, so I hope they shortlist (or even nominate) this one this year for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film at the 95th Oscars.
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Adeline is SO cute!! I got super sad when the coffee fell on her and she started melting away. Poor dear! ;; This is literally my most favorite thing ever! I hope this is successful enough to get more animations of them! <3
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Oh, what a great short! I love how Adeline’s as small as she’s drawn, it provides a new perspective for “living animation” scenarios since they’re typically human sized.
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This is absolutely adorable and the sequence where she begins to melt is so damn heartbreaking and even scary, being both cartoony but also somewhat realistic. Well done on every aspect.
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what a neat little school cartoon!! i think its pretty good! i'm always up for some 2d in 3d i love that stuff i like the message that goes with it, wich is pretty serious, mostly about cartoons having to be rushed, and, how some animators pretty much have to sleep at their studios often (even tho studios dont really look like that anymore) but still i also ADORE how the lil cartoon creature uses drawing and paper noises and such this is such a cool idea! hope too see amazing stuff from you in the future!!
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I love how well animated this short was and the idea itself is a great callback to Max Flieschers “Out of the InkWell” hope you make more amazing projects in the potential future
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I'm a huge sucker for this style o cartoons so this is incredible
