Do the Impossible.

have yall seen the new Invincible show yet? its great. made me think of another similarly named superhero who deserves her share of limelight though

did a commission for my friends d&d character recently. think she turned out pretty cool.

the countdown for my new short film is almost at zero.

on 8/29 i have a new musical animated project coming out called 2D World. i worked really hard on it, and itd mean a lot if you checked it out.

the film will be streaming on my youtube channel @punkjulius, rx, and the EP will be streaming...well, everywhere else, under my stage name, boy blue

meet the artist

i did the my art challenge thing today

and instead of doing what i saw a lot of other people doing, which was like, just switching out color pallets and passing that off as your art, i actually did research into the designs for each thing i picked, and tried my best to replicate that style and imagine how i would look within it.

“The apocalypse came. Twice. Good news is that it left a few people with some special "gifts". Bad news is...well. Everything else. Enter: Lance Ryan, also known to his fans as Ultimate Boy. Well. Formerly known. Well. Former fans. Once upon a time, Lance bit off a bit more than he could chew, and now, instead of the carefree, fun spirit the public eye used to know, he's devolved into somewhat of a hard drinking, hard smoking...degenerate. Lance just wants to move on with his life and start fresh, but some old ghosts can't be killed with just a bottle of gin.”

here is my fourth year thesis film from my stay at The School of Visual Arts. I really put my all into this, and i promise there is a LOT more story to tell from here. 

there’s so many people i’d like to thank for helping this story come to life, from my friends and family, to my girlfriend, even to one of my biggest inspirations, @rebeccasugar! she’s an alumni from my school. we spoke on two occasions, once at comic con when she first premiered episode one of steven universe, and the second time when she actually came to the school with JG Quintel, Adam Muto, and Sean Szeles for a cartoon network panel on showrunning. each time we spoke, it was brief, but she gave me the inspiration i needed to keep moving forward, and the confidence that this path is a road that can lead me to my dream. thank you so much. i hope we can speak again someday. maybe even as coworkers. that’d be cool. 

Kill Me Once, Shame on Me!