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Hey, Last Call won an Ursa Major award for dramatic short work! Thank you!!
All credit really belongs to Willow Wilde and Bryan Teoh for the music, Fable Siegel and the entire team of artists who worked on it, and to Olan Rogers and Glitch Productions, of course!
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First trailer for Princesse Dragon, from Ankama studios. The film will premiere in french theaters December 15.
Just a doodle of some cool fight with Fox fighting some scyth dude guy. I’ll certainly keep working on it to make it look all pretty and stuff. Â
A little bit of rough Rocky animation for Season 1, by Sam Kessler and Hyrika!
There's a longer animation preview available on Patreon and for YouTube Channel Members.
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We've recently opened up YouTube Channel Memberships as a Patreon alternative because, unfortunately, Apple is forcing some changes to Patreon that are likely to be detrimental to a lot of Creators in garnering new pledges.
Starting in November, Apple will be charging its 30% App Store fee on top of new pledges made through the Patreon iOS app. If you're an existing Patron, this won't affect you. You won't incur any new charges. If you're looking to sign up anew to support anyone's Patreon, though, you can bypass the extra Apple fees being charged to you or to the Creator by signing up and managing your account via desktop or mobile browser. The Lackadaisy Patreon will continue updating numerous times each month as it has always done. Still, we expect this to have an overall detrimental effect to support, especially when it comes to garnering new pledges, so we decided we best branch out a little. If you're interested in YouTube Channel Membership, visit the Lackadaisy YouTube Channel and click on the 'Join' button (next to the Subscribe button) to view a breakdown of the perks!
Hey, I just wanted to say I really respect your work! You should be super proud of everything you've accomplished and you're so talented <3 I just have some questions out of curiosity real quick. Is the Lackadaisy comic going to come back in comic form when the short film comes out or is it fully going to become an animated show instead (no pressure btw, just curious) and if it is coming back do you know how much longer you're planning to make it (year or more)? Also is the short coming soon?
Thank you - that's very kind! -- Yes, the comic will be back. I'm dying to get back to the comic. I just don't have the time or mental bandwidth right now as the film is still in production, the book re-layout/re-edits (including new art) are underway, and I still have Patreon and Kickstarter rewards to tend to. I was also dealing with worsening arm and hand pain in 2020 when production began...but that's maybe a topic for a separate post here.
-- Back to the comic question again - the intended content amount constitutes a lot more than an additional year of work.
-- I don't know if it'll become an animated show. I suppose that'd be the ideal scenario. At the very least, I'd like to follow it up with some additional animated shorts. That really depends on how well or not-well the film performs when it releases, though. It's a big question mark right now. -- The film is coming as soon as we can finish it. If we don't miss our mark due to unforeseen circumstances (and there are many of those in the indie animation scene, especially with Covid always looming), it'll be around the end of this year.
It's a little difficult to communicate to people who haven't done any animating themselves just how much work goes into each and every shot, and how many different artists must have their hands on each of those scenes to complete them. (For reference, there are 400 of them in this film.) If you'd like to see more previews and more in-depth looks at the animation and filmmaking process and where it currently stands, there's quite a lot available to my Patreon supporters.
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Part for a pmv/tweening art MAP. Made in Photoshop and After Effects. This features my character Hemophobia (Red dragon) and my friend’s character Valia (blue and red dragon) fighting in a valley. It was interesting learning to animate by creating art pieces in multiple segments, then moving them around the scene using transformations, distortions, and effects to create a final piece featuring highly detailed characters in a short amount of time.
just a little 11 frame test of my first serious animation project
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1K7GR-RbD4)
The assignment forced on every animation student. Only, my ball has a tail of fire which defies gravity.
