STARS FROM DIFFUSE MATTER - microClocks

I really liked the style you set up at the start of the video, and unlike some of the others, I found the changes in style to be a bit refreshing. I almost gave a 5 cow rating, but didnt feel the story line was engaging enough from the start of the song to the end. The animation kind of ran out of steam by the end from that perspective.

Cool piece of work- it rings a bell with me since I am using this kind of animation a lot (see rubbergirl). It's fun, full of energy and pretty well done. Now for the constructive criticism part: I agree with Jim that you need to find more of a unifying look for your animation- mixing too many styles - even if individually they are good- is not beneficial. Also the look of the artwork needs some sort of unity. There are a few things that do not make sense- like the cinematic aspect frames (I kinda' get the point I think but you did not need that, it makes the mind stop and think "why?" instead of just following the story). All in all good job though.

Our daughter was over when I was watching this video and she laughed out loud at the finger puppets banging their heads together and then finding that they themselves are a hand on someone else's hand. She thought it was quite funny and so did I. And with a hand of 5 aces showing at 2:56, how can I argue with a sign like that? Five COWs!