Goddamn I need to see a Muppets version of James Bond.
C.S. Briggs - ( lo-orbit press)
@lo-orbit.bsky.social
dayjob as an motion AD/animator nightjob as a comic book maker?
Ok, imagine the Bond intro but Sweetums spins around and Robin the frog shoots an energy blast from his mouth.
James Bond producer shares update on 007 casting: ‘It’s got to be really different’
Guess who got a scope for plumbing and a jackhammer and is gonna save $10k by tearing out his own basement floor?
Those lighter acrylic claw foot tubs look kinda nice. Something that doesn't weigh 400 lbs, but you can get a nice soak in.
Kinda wonder how EA could make Apex shittier, but I bet they will find some way. I'm sure it will be obvious pay to win stuff. I already feel like the 'engagement based matchmaking' just uses me as cannon fodder for more engaged players to spend money.
LO-ORBIT basement screen printing studio buildout has begun!
I got a few things done today that I have thought about for literally years, and I'm finally down the chain of projects that I can finally tackle this shit! The sliding puzzle of my life is like coming together.
I don't like the obsession with using movement glitches in Apex, whole culture about taking advantage of defects in the physics engine instead of just playing the game itself. A meta-game that makes it hard for anyone else to play the game in a more naive direct way.
Sometimes I see the actor Jake Gyllenhaal and my brain goes 'but he died when that plane engine landed on his house'
There is still time for @mayorher.bsky.social to change her mind. Do not sweep the camp tomorrow.
“This year Minnesota showed the nation what it means to protect our neighbors in their time of need. Let’s offer that same love and hospitality and care for our unhoused neighbors.”
Got a lot of heavy shit moved, but also smashed my little pinky toe pretty bad. I guess everything has it's cost huh?
Phew can believe I just muscled that flat file by myself. Everything hurts.
OMG so tired. Feel like I've just pushed a giant boulder up a hill for the 15th time.
I am just disgustingly sweaty but I fuggin did it. I think that damn thing weighs maybe 600 lbs???? I could have tried to take the drawers out, but it was full of shit and each one would have been it's own problem. I got a heavy machine skate under one side and just pushed with everything I had.
Okay so I got that giant flat file out of the corner and under the shelf it was holding up and into it's final position! One major part of the extremely heavy slide puzzle that is my life is in place! Big metal drying rack is in the right place too now, just have to put it all back together!
Hank Green being just another slop peddler and lying about it is super depressing.
For some reason while digging up some potatoes yesterday the mosquitos decided to just bite my ankles only.
I'm only 3 days in to taking my drawing studies seriously and I already feel like I've figured out so much shit!
You know how some comic book artists just have a whole approach that is consistent with their own themes as an artist? I feel like that's that a really high ideal to grasp for. You can fuck shit up, but to do it all in your own way and make it all feel like a cohesive world? That's the cool shit.
Wow it feels real good to be seriously trying to draw again. Learn'n and growing and all that shit.
I think I've figured out a simplified construction of the pelvis that I like. It's like a v-shaped groin and then two 'tires' with a center point being the outer hip bone of the humorous, and then like a car you draw thru the center line of the tires to check perspective.
Sometimes it's difficult to work with people that have highly ambitious creative ideals, but don't know how to communicate or work with others without resorting to really toxic shit. It isn't the creative ambition that makes it tough tho, that's the part I respect!
Sometimes I think the pop-descriptions of things become so vague that it's not really science any more is it?
BLADE RUNNER is a great movie but I don’t like the part where Rutger Hauer is mean to Lou Reed.
Feel like for me using the rib cage for the main proportional guide is so much easier than heads when doing gestures.
Apparently I always draw the arm on the left longer! WTF haha this is like when you first start flipping your canvas and realize everything so fuggin wonky.
Anyone else on the lookout for multi-pane window reflections cast around town?
I kinda think I could learn an absolute ton from just trying to do a short animation with full human figures, like a fight scene. Just draw basic skeletons but try to preserve proportions and three dimensional forms.