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Good morning! It’s been a while hasn’t it? 

Alice Isn’t Dead rough lip sync test that I was able to complete some seconds for. For the demo reel. I’m thinking about doing more for this and other podcasts/series if i get the time.

Good morning! It’s been a while hasn’t it? 

Alice Isn’t Dead rough lip sync test that I was able to complete some seconds for. For the demo reel. I’m thinking about doing more for this and other podcasts/series if i get the time.

Aw, look at them celebrating their REALLY HAPPY ENDING TOGETHER. *sticks fingers in ears and goes la-la-la very loudly* NOBODY TELL ME ANYTHING DIFFERENT, M’KAY? Happy. Ending.

Bonus: tol and smol!

ArtStation - IMOTO JACKET, by Ching Yeh

no, I don’t remember touching it. I dont remember what the fur looked like actually, it was just vaguely a black mass 

it didn’t make a sound or maybe it did? but I don’t recall

the room was dimly lit with only the light of candles on the table. The colors I remember were lots of red and orange (from the light). Overall, it felt like if a low-quality phone camera took a night photo of a dark room 

even though it didn’t feel like a nightmare, it felt so ominous like I was gonna die soon

Then Ash points at the opponent’s girafarig and immediately goes to face the foe. Yes, Ash looks a little annoyed, but he just points, doesn’t yell, just points.

CGI is a modern crutch. It’s cheaper than 2D by a landslide, and easier to churn out with the support of a studio.

But the actualization of a medium clicks when the medium is being used in ways that only it can. Focusing on rendering every hair, on recreating beautiful photo-realistic landscapes, that’s fine. It’s impressive. But the approach reaches a point where we’re left wondering:

“Why didn’t you just make a live action movie?”