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After looking at the animation in more detail, we decided it would be best to animate the two soldiers on a separate project animation, as it wouldn't make sense for them to divert attention from the tanks.

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The completed German soldier that I drew inspired from the Armchair Historian channel, screenshot taken during this video at 5:49 in.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nX9uVBi95s

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Started drawing a German soldier from another video on the Armchair Historian channel from the Nazi era.

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Soviet soldier I made from this thumbnail based on the middle soldier.

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I originally decided to do art on a soldier from a picture but then I remembered a great channel on Youtube called the Armchair Historian who made a video about Russian uniforms through the ages and so I decided to screenshot the picture and copy the middle one as that was from the WW2 era.

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I got some feedback from Chris and Kirstie, and they recommended making the clouds move much slower, clouds are generally very slow and for me symbolises a relaxed setting and this makes a good contrast to the strong quick moving tanks about to battle.

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Fire I made from the video

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0UwLhziocc

I took this screenshot from a great channel called Simple History on this video, in the battle an American tank is attacked and destroyed, I screenshoted this scene where the tank is attacked and traced over the fire from where the tank is attacked at 2:30 in the video to put into my own video.

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I find this animation where a frog turns into Garfield amusing because I had never thought about this before and find Garfield funny as I have watched the movies. I think the the frog changes into a Garfield is just so unexpected which is why its so amusing. In terms of the colour I think it's done very well as I can clearly see who Nicholas Gooch (the creator) wants me to think who they are showing off. A frog and Garfield. In terms of the way the animation was made I personally think it was made using some other software as it would probably be very hard to animate a thing changing into another thing and to animate all those black stripes.

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This is another animation I find funny. Because if you saw the full video rather than just this still image made by Petya Zlateva, you would soon see that the balls drop onto the umbrella mimic the balls on the dog to represent the pattern. I think because of the lack of colour in this it makes the animation good as it is essentially comparing the way the dogs looks to the rain. In terms of what software was used I think it would probably something like Adobe Animate as it would be very easy to make something like this and I find animate is the only animation software that I find easy to use.

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I personally like this dog animation as I love dogs and used to have friends with dogs when I was much younger and so know how they act like this. In terms of the way it looks and the colour again, dogs look very different depending upon the breed and the age, and so I think this is realistic and funny. I think Paige Conte (the maker of the animation) probably used something similar to adobe animate.

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I find this cat animation made by Yiya Chen very amusing. As this is so unrealistic, cats are very stubborn creatures and so would never work in a factory like setting and have the attention span to do the job. In terms of the colour I think it's fine because cats come in all different colours shapes and sizes, and so I think it was good that Yiya presented this and the factory looks fine as well. I think it probably was made using Adobe Animate as the animation is fairly simple.

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I find this dog animation hilarious because it is what would happen in real life (obviously if the fan was moving and plugged in) . And due to dogs being very curious they would stay there most likely and have their hair flying all over the place. In terms of colour you can't really go wrong with this to be honest. Many dogs do look like that and fans do look like that. I personally think it was made using a quick draw every frame sort of software as otherwise Romina Carrara would of moved the fan as well but that is very hard to do using that animation technique and so I think that's why Romina didn't do it.

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I really like the look of this short animation because it looks so satisfying and realistic. The way the flamingo drops the fish into the sea and for it only to quickly pick it back up is surprising and then funny as you wouldn't expect the flamingo to drop it let alone find it again and walk around with it. In terms of colour I think its fine that it's in black and white because I know the level of work that would take to put in detail of how it should look and I think it looks good enough in black and white anyway. In terms of the animation software I really am unsure as there is so much detail in terms of the pencil design that I doubt it would be adobe animate but again I am unsure. But the way it was drawn by Ramachandra Halaki was very impressive and makes me jealous wishing I could draw as good as that.

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I find this frog animation very amusing, due to how unrealistic it is. Firstly I think the colours look kind of realistic, as in, when I think of a frog I always think of a green simple frog, however there are frogs that look blue most likely because they are poisoness to humans. Secondly, frogs generally don't mix together as most are anti social animals and the larger ones usually eat the smaller ones as most are cannibals and so certainly wouldn't hang around let alone play with another frog. And so with this context I find this amusing to see this. In terms of the animation I feel Avigail Leibtag (the person who made this) probably used a different animation software to which I would use as there seems to be quite a lot of art that would be very hard to do in animate but again I have only used the software for a little while so I am not sure if I am right on this.

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I really find this frog animation amusing because although the context of it is unrealistic, you obviously would never see a frog smoking, I always seem to get the feeling that frogs are exhausted after all the energy they spend on trying to catch flies and so I would imagine something like this if a frog was relaxing in my mind. In terms of colour I really like the way Emma Drake (the artist) made the white colour on the frog to show the reflection of off it and so I like the look of it. Finally, I think it might of been made with Adobe Animate due to it's relative simple way it was animated.

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I ADORE this animation made by Gabbi Slater which shows a girl looking shocked, sad and shocked again. As quite an emotional person myself depending upon the subject, this is exactly how I look if I see something tragic happening in the world, so for example if I see an animal treated badly I would become shocked at how someone would treat an animal like that, and then intense sympathy for the animal being upset how badly it was treated. So for me this is incredibly realistic, in terms of colour I also think it's how people look. In terms of the animation software, I think it most likely is Adobe Animate as I think I personally could make something like this, given the time, and the fact that in terms of detail it isn't too detailed but yet it looks simple enough to look good. Because it isn't too complicated I think I could make this and so I feel like it was made in Adobe Animate.