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From sshelby@shelbyvision.com:
This is the kind of animation that I find fascinating. The morphing is really
good. It's so short, though, that my media player loops it over and over again,
and I'm thinking you should have made a way for it to loop on purpose, in a way
that makes sense. Otherwise, maybe you should have slowed it down so it lasted
longer.



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From emperorofrome@yahoo.com:

Very cool, nothing too much technically but still very cool
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From rich@brickbots.com:
Generic Note:
I really enjoyed watching these animations, but I personally think that pointing
out the low points of an animation help more than pointing out the high points.
 As such, I usually only mention the problems.  Please don't take it the wrong
way :-)

Technical:
Wow, this is beyond me POV-Ray wise.. I will leave the commenting on this to
better folks...

Artistic:
THis is tough for me too.  In general I think the use of the checkerboard and
reflections are very over-done in CG, but in this case you used it as part of
your mono-cromatic metaphorical theme... hmm... The use of black and white up
until the very end helped to emphasise the explosion at the end.  I wish you
could have completed the last scene you were thinking about, I would have liked
to see it.

My only real specific critique would be the way the camera motion stops as the
two planes hit one another.  I think it would have been better to just continue
on with the same line as the morphing section.

Theme:
I gave this animation a pretty good score for theme.  It was an interesting take
on the end... kind of the end of seperation.  I really would have liked to see
the rest of this if you had more time.

Have questions about my comments? Rich at brickbots dot com

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From Markus.Altendorff@asamnet.de:
Too abstract for me, sorry. Plus the uneven pace of the animation (and the
camera movement)...
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From irtc_mail@yahoo.co.uk:

I think that putting the reflecting sphere in the mist at the beginning
clashes with the sharp black and white style of what follows.

I thought that yin-yang was a symbol of harmony, not good verses evil.

I like the morphing of the yin-yang into the planes, and the planes
squashing, but the colour seems out of place.

Some of the camera movements seem too violent.

It ends too suddenly. I would have preferred another transformation
into a final object.



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From file:
the beginnig seemed promissing, but then it ended.