 The third file has just come in so please go straight through for assessment. Its taken this long due to the seven departments that had to review it first after it got stuck in Tblisi airport.
Don't leave it on the train this time or Morris will have to be informed. See you Friday. Curly File 3  This is just a little something I'm working on at the moment, you can see it progress over HERE.
UPDATE: part three is taking quite some time to pass through 'approval' so the department tells me though I am not altogether sure they have been focused sufficiently on the task to land it on my desk as promised last month, in truth it languishes beneath the weight of several b grade movies shown in rotation on movies for men (channel 43 - free therapy - for men of all genders on freeview including death by aeroplane, death by tank, death by indian, death by cowboy, death by nazis, death by allies, death by women and death by surprising aliens) meanwhile I am awaiting mere seconds of progress that take simply an age. There will be pictures with words. OH YES. The next chapter will be forthcoming and notices will be posted.  This is just a little drawing of an animation I saw today Mr Hublot (2014) - its only a short but apparently it won some awards; its really good, check it out.
 I've been neglecting this site lately for which I apologise... I am going to try to post something every day or at least every few days, as its good for my morale.
September can be beautiful but it can also be a bit of a post summer malaise: happy days. Tex Avery knows what I mean. Anyway enjoy the changing colours and seasons and don't let the bastards grind you down, or the care bears. Watch out for the care bears, those vicious condescending furry gits. PS Batman the animated series is officially the best cartoon I have ever watched in my entirely important variety and luxury filled life. It's been said to me before but until you experience it for yourself its just words. Useful words that inform you that batman the animated series is a good and wholesome way to spend your time.  My Tetzuka character just hit LEVEL 3! DING DING DING. Yes, This a User Interface sample, =)
 
This is where I got up to today - it is work in progress. Jumpy in places so I will have to fix that but its their going round the bends that does me in!
 I discovered that spanking is no way to improve matters and that the best way to soothe your tiny creatures is to work on them patiently and logically, demonstrating to yourself (and them be they sentient) that you'll go that little bit further to make things better if you can. (I hope you can tell she's a bit more coherent...)
 I tried to perfect the circular motion as much as I could yesterday, but today I took it in hand and gave it a good spanking. The full penance would be to have a runner and a walker moving side by side but I am resting today. Crazy yeti with no clothes will however wander in a circle forever as we the viewer are compelled to have a double take until we look away. The Human Centipede day 5 of draw something every day. I have animated again, instead, which is drawing lots of things.   (Animating again after long hiatus.) I am a wicked wicked giantess. There must be a pair of shorts along the way somewhere. You may look at him more closely by clicking on the window he is running in, if you care to do so.
  Sunbathing Some sketches from yesterday and the animation I have been working on for about a week. It took 143 sketches, I didn't go for the full 900 but I was using my new graphics pad! To see the animation you can find it on youtube under my tag Ttiaat or just go to this site here.  Richard Evans Bleu Gris sounds like a film noir title...a cheesy comedy horror perhaps ::humm: :hand on chin: :sidewaysglance::
Here is the very first design. I first drew this character on rollerscates when designing Benoit the detective - she is his companion. There is a plot I have in mind where they put a stop to 'baby face' Tony's wretched tantrum-tastic ways. Maybe I will get round to animating the story some day. |
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