Sailing to the Event Horizon

he won the curry contest, and along with it the royal warrant, expanding his company by adding a food branch.,

got into a circus troupe that was kidnapping children. children he ultimately ordered burned because they wouldn’t recover from the trauma that befell them,

was almost framed for the murder of a german banker,

was attacked by zombies on a luxury liner, and one of the few people who connected him to his father turned out to be his likely opponent,

attended a boarding school where he became a fag to a high-ranking student, learned to play cricket and led to the second victory in history of the house he belonged to,

almost died first from mustard gas poisoning, then from being shot at by a tank, having a ptsd attack along the way,

established a music hall competing with the performances of four former prefects, outsold them, his friend's butler was killed, his fiancée left him, his dead brother returned as a living doll taking away his title, estate, the servant who had been with him since childhood and (again) he was framed for murders.

and now there’s some crazy guy who keeps trying to out his butler. ciel deserves a vacation, more has happened in his life in one year than in the previous 12 combined.

bonus point: the events of the revenge arc have lasted ONLY 3 DAYS so far​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​.

Still one of the best animations I've ever done. Took just under a week and was equal parts fun and challenging. So here are some process passes! The full version had too many colors so I had to do some compression T0T

Time to become an X-box girl then.

Give Playstation direct feedback on Twitter / X Leave a comment on their official Youtube channel in any new video.

Remember, corporations speak in money. That's their only interest.

Tell them you will cancel your Playstation Plus subscription. Tell them you will not be purchasing their digital games or consoles, current or upcoming. Tell them you will take your money to some other gaming platform provider instead of Playstation. Tell them you are not going to buy their gift cards any longer. Tell them you're ending your customer relationship after X years with them because of this new direction. Tell them you will buy a different console for your kids this Christmas.

One would think that hearing a very distinct, clearly audible, reasonably loud and rapidly approaching sound of any kind would make any reasonable mammal turn to look at the direction of the sound, just purely by instinct?? If a deer heard something nearby go DING DING DING DING DING DING at its general direction, it would at least look up to see whether the source of the sound is a threat or not? Just a quick "is that something I need to be concerned about?" type of glance.

Part five

5 + 6 / 13

cw: malnutrition

Le Gasp!!

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They are finally back together!! 😭

THESE PAGES ARE NOT FINISHED YET.

I wanted to at least post them on time. But I'll replace them when they're done!

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I was set back to "My brain don't know how to draw" this month.

And I lost the ability to use my drawing equipment... the brushes don't move and paint the way they used to a couple of days ago... I'm so confused.

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Masterpost

Summary

Coronation

Reunion p1

Reunion p5 <-You are here

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I'm affraid there is no way to financially support me anymore via Patreon - but I'll still post there of course

1. Scavengers Reign

Scavengers Reign follows three groups of survivors who crash land on an alien planet as they traverse various ecosystems to get to safety. There is a lot of thought put into the flora and fauna they encounter, and it explores their relationships with each other and with the crew members as they are assimilated into the environment. Plus, the art is absolutely beautiful.

Unfortunately, season 2 is very very unlikely to be greenlit (but I'm holding out hope and still think it's worth watching).

2. Pantheon

Pantheon is one that is incredibly underrated. It's about two teenagers uncovering the development of uploaded intelligence, the transfer of human minds into computers. Maddie Kim is a bullied, computer savvy freshman who lost her dad to cancer while Caspian Keyes is an apathetic prodigy living within an abusive household. Overall, it covers themes of grief, love, and what it means to be human. It gets pretty philosophical and mind-fucky at times, and I love how the animation reflects that. Just look at that title sequence:

And thankfully, this one was finished.

3. Inside Job

Inside Job is about an ambitious but overworked engineer working for the shadow government. I'll admit that this can lean into some crass humor/animation, but I think it's well balanced with other aspects of the show. I love the mc's characterization. Reagan is motivated but feels held back by the incompetence of her boss and co-workers. She wants to move through the ranks but has a hard time taking care of herself. She becomes best friends with the male lead, her foil, but never falls in love with him romantically. The series is overall both hilarious and relatable.

This one has also been canceled after the first season :(

4. Creature Commandos

Creature Commandos has a clear comic book style and is about a group of imprisoned nonhumans sent to protect a princess from Circe. Like Inside Job, it can lean into some sexual humor, but it pales in comparison to the show's characterizations. I really only remember their compelling backstories and how each character was affected by them.

It's a short watch of 7 episodes, and season 2 is in production.

5. Bojack Horseman

Bojack is fairly well-known, but I can't not include it. Even though I personally had to adjust to the art style, it's not something I ever thought of as ugly. And the animation at some points is memorable and really highlights the more serious scenes. The comedy is also well-balanced and includes a lot of dry humor and visual gags.

6. Common Side Effects

Ask yourself, how does this piece make you feel? (No wrong answers)

Look for an artist statement nearby. What does it say about the artist and their relationship to their work? What does the artist say that they are trying to convey with their art? What contextual clues can you pick up from what they say about their background, or what they omit?

Look at the title of the piece. What is the artist saying about their work by naming it that, either explicitly or implicitly?

Look at the medium. Is there anything about the piece that stands out to you, knowing what it's made of?

Look at the year it was made. What cultural events might have been happening around this time? Was this piece part of a particular art movement? What was the purpose of that art movement, and what was it trying to say?