Peter Peel doesn't win something

I forgot to write anything about the Encounters Film Festival that was a couple of weeks ago. It was another good one. I had a slightly cut down version of The ongoing life of Peter Peel in DepicT! this year which was nice. All the filmakers did a little Q&A which was quite fun too. Sadly I didn't win but there were some nice comments about Peter on the DepicT! website though...

Sam Moore says:

I like the design and structure of this.

It’s also a really beautiful sentiment – I love the idea that by doing a really badly paid inconsequential job you could also do something extraordinary and amazing (or not).

The perfect expression of animation in fact …

and

William Westaway says:

Just watched all the films – this is the winner. Yes I also agreed with some of Billy’s comments however this film combines the weird and beautiful. Unique animation with touching sentiment – that white blob thing is the dreamer in all of us.

In theory we will all get what we want, but in life it never always works out that way.

Nailed Felix!

I know it's only a silly little film but I like it when people have thoughtful reactions to things I make like that.

This one is the best of them all though...

JJ Pierre says:

This is VERY appeeling.

Peter Peel is in DepicT! 2010!

My short animation, 'The ongoing life of Peter Peel - can, can, can't', is in the shortlist for DepicT! at Encounters this year! This was a little project I did while I didn't have any work on almost exactly this time last year. It wasn't funded by anything other than the grim prospect of foreseeable-future-unemployment and wintery-misery so I am very pleased it got selected! I made a website for it and everything but I've neglected that for too many months now. I should get going on that again soon. You can see it here though: www.PeterPeel.com

Also (if you like it) please feel free to give Peter Peel some stars on this page on the DepicT! website to help him out on the audience award!

If you haven't seen it before you can do below, or on that link there ^ Enjoy =)

Peter Peel is here

I've finally actually put my web-series on the web! Go to www.PeterPeel.com or watch it on YouTube here...


More Peter Peel at www.PeterPeel.com!

It honestly wasn't supposed to take so long but I realised that if I waited until tomorrow it would be exactly seven years since I last put something (The Pan) on Newgrounds and it made me a bit depressed. Hope you like him. He was animated in Flash and then composited in After Effects as usual. Look out for episode 2 soon (I swear).