	yuji @ 6/29/2009 23:59 commented on Run for your lives!!! The animation is pretty awesome. However, I'm concerned that one step is considerably longer than the other one, especially looking at the arm. Just my opinion, though.
	yuji @ 5/30/2009 09:43 commented on Ryoko Asakura Hi, Good job with the pixelling. However, I think that 43 colors may be a little bit excessive for this image. Are there any reference images for this one?
	yuji @ 5/22/2009 22:14 commented on Composite animation Fixed. This was simply a problem when putting the animation together: the landing frame was repeated and it seemed as it she had stopped there. I now removed the redundant frame.
	yuji @ 5/21/2009 07:17 commented on Flying Crow Instead it is, it's for usage on a game where everything else has few colors...
	yuji @ 3/10/2009 05:26 commented on Composite animation >landing on his back. She's a girl T_T
	yuji @ 11/13/2008 21:30 commented on RPG Objects Are those trees smiling?
	yuji @ 11/13/2008 21:14 commented on Sasami, the Geek Miko No it's not. I thought had made it transparent, but I have no way to quickly check if the transparency was correctly applied. This is my second attempt at setting the transparency with the iaza site, thanks for the tip!
	yuji @ 11/13/2008 00:31 commented on Acionn Great! Only comment is that you could make the blink much faster...
	yuji @ 11/12/2008 22:23 commented on Observation Deck Good job with the pixeling. You have a very interesting idea. These are my critiques: It is very noticeable that, on the outside tiles, each 4x4 block is repeated. Since you have 16 different tile types, why not randomly distribute them on the whole floor? I don't understand the perspective very well though. At first, it seems like a top-down view, judging from the wall top borders. Then it looks like a diagonal view for most of the rest, but then it's also almost a front view on the desk thing in the middle and the detached piece of street in the right hand of the pictures. The shadows for each element are different (compare the shadows for the desk and the chairs, and also the stairs, and also the shadow the floor projects onto the subterranean floor), so it doesn't help too much either. Since it's outdoors outside of the window, you could also create a nice shadow effect if something was shining through the window and into the room, to create like a main shadow that dictates how all the rest work. Keep up the good job! Yuji
	yuji @ 11/12/2008 19:09 commented on saturation to the max very good job! added to favorites! The comment on the clouds is true.. they seem upside down...
	yuji @ 11/12/2008 08:49 commented on Torii gate I forgot to mention, there was a reference photography for this, which I no longer have. The image was not traced from it, though... edit: the main information states this now. There is no longer any need for this notice, even though I can't delete it...
	yuji @ 11/10/2008 20:54 commented on Rendezvous Great scene. Contratulations.. Now, those tentacle-like plants in the left-hand entrance to the building, the pole on which the tentacles grab on, in my opinion, could start a bit higher to give the illusion that it goes in the middle of the tentacle-plant. Great job! Yuji