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From agage@csee.usf.edu:
Nicely done...perhaps time I play with Blender again.  The bubbles were
particularly
effective.  The glass was too transparent, though -- either needing some
refraction, or perhaps caustics (which Blender might not do well).



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From cnichol@magma.ca:
I really liked the beer. The bubbles and the pouring were very well done.

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From manorton@jps.net:
Texture on bar and floor.  Should have used a image map.

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From dlauer@optonline.net:
In found the way transparent glasses, and "fluid" wood grain a little annoying. 
The beer looks good though!

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From marlo.steed@uleth.ca:
I liked the attention to detail the textures were nice.  Although The glasses
were a bit too transparent....Good camera angles.  nice smooth animation....
the concept was lacking.... perhaps the robot needed a bit of something...
maybe a personality or something a bit more but other than that a great
animation ... very nice
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From ldnbruce@flash.net:
Too dark. The glasses were too transparent, there shape got lost through much of
the film. The bar texture and floor texture should have contrasted they blended
together and confused the perspective during the camera move.



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From Michael@nmtrix.com:
Nice ambiance, good subject indeed. Nice modelling.
Shame you didn't use any refractions when you view the droid
through the glass.

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From chipr@niestu.com:
Beautiful execpt for the non-shiny glasses.  Some specular reflections at least
would have been nice.  Beer was okay, though a bit static-looking.

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From mark.wagner17@gte.net:
Nice job modeling the robot arm.  The animated texture of the wood detracts from
the animation by drawing the viewer's eye away from the robot.  The head on the
beer should mushroom out and spill over the edges of the glass.


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From file:
Notable for originality


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From file:
The glasses without shiny spts dont't really look like glasses. But the beer
looks great (yum).


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From file:
I liked the arm and it's movement, but the glasses were too transparent. The
wood texture seemed to have a life of it's own. 
Notable for modelling