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Since we had no entries for the 3D part, we decided to make 2 winners for the 2D entries!!!
So the winners are:
:iconJen-Foxworth: !!!
:iconwezenbeesje: !!!
You both win 30 deviantDollars or a one year subscription!For the 3D part, no entries sadly
PART TWO - ANIMATION
Now for the second part of the contest.
The theme is: Opening a gift.
You make the character opening the gift and you can decide what's inside! And you have to make the character reacts about the gift. It can be super cute, or terrifying, or just... weird totally random. It's up to you!
For the 2D part, that's great cuz you can decide which character you wanna animate between: and !
For the 3D part, well for this time you can use any biped model! As long as you can make they open a gift XD. It can be yours, or it can be free to use from websites like:
That's right boys and girls. "Happy Birthday" is a copyrighted song. AOL/Time-Warner owns it, bringing in about $2million in royalty payments every year, and they will continue to use and make some serious cash off this until the year 2030. Why do you think that annoying restaurant-esque 'happy-happy-birthday!' yada is more prevalent in films (and in actual restaurants) than the traditional melody we all sing at parties? Unless you have $10,000USD to fork over, you will not be using this song anytime soon.
"Happy Birthday" is something not many people are aware of being under copyright, but ignorance is not an excuse. I've been seeing a lot of music-related mistakes in the film submissions lately- copyrighted music as the 'scores' or 'soundtracks' for films people are submitting.
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Your art is adorable keep up the good work