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On Thursday, me and Alexx are heading out to Canada! We don't have a precise schedule day-by-day of what we're doing, but it'll be fun - even with all the snow that'll be on the ground when we get there! I'm gonna get to meet all of her friends and family and see everywhere that she grew up - all the places in Halifax that she got to know while she lived there. It's just gonna be one huge nostalgia trip for her, and a bit of an adventure for me, and neither of us can quite believe that it's actually happening. It's been in the pipeline since September, but now it's this freakin' week! Holy shit!
In terms of projects - "This is Normal" will update as usual, though I won't be bringing my cintiq with me (don't quite trust baggage handlers, and it's already beaten up enough from me tripping on the cables) which means no pony comics or commissions or that kind of thing while I'm gone. I'm also sufficiently ahead on my final year film that I'm confident I can make up for any lag behind that I may or may not have due to the time off. All three main characters are animated, the backgrounds are continuing to progress, the music is still being scored as I type - all in all, there's absolutely no reason why I shouldn't be able to relax on this holiday and still come out with a great film.
While I'm there, I may well find time to work on this mermaid comic idea I've been having for ages, so it'd be good to finally get that out of the way.
Also, in other news, I've submitted the film I made for the BBC Listening Project to the Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival. I'll hear back in July about whether or not it got in, but fingers crossed! I'm trying not to get my hopes up too much, but you never know. As well as that, I've now opened my old YouTube channel to the possibility of vlogging - just cos I've been wanting to for a while now. Though before that, I'm probably going to post Canada vlogs with Alexx on her channel over the next two weeks to a month.
Think that's everything! All aboard the hype train to Canada and beyond!
In terms of projects - "This is Normal" will update as usual, though I won't be bringing my cintiq with me (don't quite trust baggage handlers, and it's already beaten up enough from me tripping on the cables) which means no pony comics or commissions or that kind of thing while I'm gone. I'm also sufficiently ahead on my final year film that I'm confident I can make up for any lag behind that I may or may not have due to the time off. All three main characters are animated, the backgrounds are continuing to progress, the music is still being scored as I type - all in all, there's absolutely no reason why I shouldn't be able to relax on this holiday and still come out with a great film.
While I'm there, I may well find time to work on this mermaid comic idea I've been having for ages, so it'd be good to finally get that out of the way.
Also, in other news, I've submitted the film I made for the BBC Listening Project to the Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival. I'll hear back in July about whether or not it got in, but fingers crossed! I'm trying not to get my hopes up too much, but you never know. As well as that, I've now opened my old YouTube channel to the possibility of vlogging - just cos I've been wanting to for a while now. Though before that, I'm probably going to post Canada vlogs with Alexx on her channel over the next two weeks to a month.
Think that's everything! All aboard the hype train to Canada and beyond!
I made a fan episode of Drawfee!
I drew some Drawfee fan art, and recorded the process. Now I have this big long video aping the Drawfee style (with no co-hosts - it's really hard to be funny on your own while also talking about drawing art)! If y'all have any interest in Speeddraws, Drawfee, or for some godforsaken reason the sound of my voice, feel free to check out the video! I'll be posting the art from this here shortly, so keep an eye out for that too!
SHORT ATTENTION SPAM 2 - NOW ON YOUTUBE
Been working on this for the last couple weeks during a gap between contracts at my current studio, and it's finally completed enough to show off! Featuring a freaky unicorn, shoe language, plane crashes, and economics lessons, I think this is definitely an improvement on the first one, both in terms of the jokes and the quality of the animation! I really hope you all enjoy it, and if you like it, please share it with folks you know who'd probably also like it! :D
NEW ANIMATED SHORT!
Hope you guys like it, and remember to share the link in your favourite group chat if you happen to like it! :D
2010's Look Back
2010
"This is Normal" was brand new, having had it's own website launched in the last days of 2009. It managed to keep to a one-a-day schedule for the entire year somehow (being a little bit shit probably helped :XD:). I finished my GCSEs and started my A Levels, doing animation as part of both of the Media Studies courses to get practising and as an excuse to make stuff. This was when DA was most like a community to me, though I was still fairly active on Newgrounds at the time as well. Also, the Tories won the UK general election and went into coalition with the Liberal Democrats. The Lib Dems betrayed the trust of young people by not only
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My initial reaction was: WELCOME TO CANADA
Then I saw you weren't here yet and I was all: WE LOOK FORWARD TO HAVING YOU HERE
And then I saw you're going to Halifax and I was all: YOU'RE GONNA DIE BY SNOW.
And then I read the comments and saw a ton of people beat me to it.
I salute you... Please don't die by snow.
Then I saw you weren't here yet and I was all: WE LOOK FORWARD TO HAVING YOU HERE
And then I saw you're going to Halifax and I was all: YOU'RE GONNA DIE BY SNOW.
And then I read the comments and saw a ton of people beat me to it.
I salute you... Please don't die by snow.