Léo Nouverx

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My art sorted out by my main fandoms:

hazbin hotel • one piece • trigun • zelda

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I'll always be, Trigun is one of my favourite medias ever because of how deeply it touched my soul

However, I just didn't enjoy Trigun Stargaze as much as I wanted to,,, the pacing was so awful it got me less and less hooked as it went on. I didn't even watch the last episode 😭 Idk I just didn't even want to watch it anymore. I just remember really liking episode 9 and that's basically it

So in the result I didn't feel motivated to draw anything Trigun related- I didn't feel motivated to draw anything digitally to be fair I've just been filling my sketchbook non stop for almost a year now, but here's some Vash sketches I did for Stargaze before I eventually dropped it!

And in a way... I feel weirdly relieved.

My job hasn't been very creatively rewarding for the past year, and even though I worked on animated movies and I felt very proud to see my name in a film's credit in theaters, I couldn't help but feel a bit defeated since I didn't LIKE the finished product. It's weird to love what you're doing and putting so much love in a character's acting only to be disappointed of the finished product to the point of being ashamed to mention I worked on it. Mostly because of the writing. It's not interesting, it lacks depths and creative ideas, and in general it just wasn't impactful in any way.

To give you a small taste in one of the movies I worked on, the female love interest literally decides to give up her dreams of travelling back to her native country she was forced to leave as a child, just to stay with her current boyfriend, the male protagonist, who acted like an awful "nice guy" archetype towards her the whole movie... And this is the message they're giving to little girls. It makes my skin crawl just thinking about the writing of this movie despite how much I enjoyed animating the characters.

I want to animate, yes. But I also want to be able to tell stories that I find meaningful and impactful and doesn't make me ashamed of what I'm doing. I want to find meaning in my art again, and right now it's lacking and making me so sad.

Recently, indie animation like Glitch studio are giving me a lot of hope that it's still possible to make smart and high quality animation series, and it's so inspiring to me right now. The Amazing Digital Circus fascinates me for the quality of its writing, and to think that it's a free indie series available on YouTube blows my mind when I see how much my studio struggles to get investments from TV channels. I don't know if people realize how alien this is to the industry.

I truly believe indie animation is what we desperatly need to change the industry, because right now it really lacks bold creative freedom more than ever.

Thank you so much!! 💕

That will depend on how good the season hits :') I'm sure it will be good it's just that the trailer to Trigun Stargaze (my other huge fixation I had before Hazbin) hit me a lot harder than the Hazbin S2 trailer. And Trigun Stargaze comes out starting January, if there is a Hazbin fixation I'm not sure it will survive past January 😭 all I've wanted to do lately is Trigun art so it's not looking very good for Hazbin.

DELTARUNE!! I've missed my blorbos