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This is so fun! And also achievable for everbody. Just need a camera (every phone has one) some paper, and patience. Animation at its most accessible.
Our new issue is a collection of resources for artists, from James Baxter animation notes to making-of videos for those Nickelodeon India bumpers: animationobsessive.substack.com/p/artist-res...
Our new issue is a collection of resources for artists, from James Baxter animation notes to making-of videos for those Nickelodeon India bumpers: animationobsessive.substack.com/p/artist-res...
Today (8/10) is the official Patlabor Day. It’s great to have most of the series back in print (or forthcoming) in North America. Hopefully someday we’ll get official releases of the stuff that hasn’t yet come out over here (all of the manga, The Next Generation, EZY).
August 10 Declared Patlabor Day in Japan
Iconic character designer Akemi Takada announced on her blog on Thursday that the Japan Anniversary Association officially recognized August 10 as Patlabor...
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When you buy the game because of the guy on the boxart, but they aren't actually in the game at all 😔
I don’t know how many people have seen Aquadonk on YouTube. This was the last time that I did Oglethorpe. youtu.be/0V4ayL1gPPs?...
NEW: Markula the Slumlord | Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Aquadonk Side Pieces | adult swim
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This madman spliced himself into a scene from INCEPTION where he tries to sell cheesecake to Leonardo DiCaprio. It’s the new Ryan Gosling Won’t Eat His Cereal.
Adult Swim is celebrating its 25th anniversary on Wednesday, September 2 by recreating day one's lineup: 10:00p - Home Movies 10:30p - The Brak Show 11:00p - Harvey Birdman 11:15p - Sealab 2021 11:30p - Space Ghost Coast to Coast 12:00a - Robot Chicken Adult Swim special
I'm seeing more and more news outlets putting up stories with the "Yes AI is a bubble, when will it pop?" point of view, and like, irrational investor confidence is one of the things keeping it up, so, late, but good.
Got a new google scholar notification, so I go check and find this very cool poem by Wang Jibing 王计兵, the recent Lu Xun prize winner, prefacing a PhD thesis on women migrant workers and the gig economy PhD students in all disciplines: more poems in theses please, we love to see them! ✨💫
Comics Publisher Announces New Lineup Of Diverse Creators
Chartreuse monks of France: we will distill the world's finest herbal liqueur Trappist monks of Belgium: we will brew the world's greatest beer Benedictine monks of England: we came up with a juice that makes you explode
That's a weird label for a bottle of Bucky (For those who don't know, Buckfast is blackcurrant wine that's 14.8% alcohol and has 90mg of caffeine per 5oz. This bottle is the size of a can of Coke and has 210mg of caffeine compared to 32mg in a can of Coke plus the alcohol of 4 glasses of wine)
When I say that you have to be leery of who critiques your art, your life will depend on it. The wrong person giving you critique will have you fighting with your own creativity, leaving you mentally unwell. Especially if you don't have enough people around you encouraging your art
This being from an obscure fast food chain giveaway comic is great. Trying to think of the last time I could go somewhere and get a little comic meant for kids to get their gross hands all over. Disposable in the best way.
Jim Henson didn’t muppeteer a tiny green frog that was singing and playing the banjo, with rubber gloves while totally submerged underwater in a airtight aluminum tank just so you could tell me that AI is “inevitable”.
The Wachowski sisters didn't use 120 cameras to film one shot just so you could tell me that AI is "inevitable."
the downside of believing with all your heart that a work of art could and has changed your life because of anything to do with itself instead of to do with you is that it inevitably makes that work of art more real to you than any of the people that you didn't meet through liking it
so they can mobilize for stuff, but only dumb bullshit from the book
other uses for the Compact Oxford English Dictionary's complementary magnifying loupe include: being finally able to read Chris Ware's lettering 👍
well it WAS cheaper than a Switch 2
It's very well animated too, because why the hell wouldn't it be. Given her taste, I wonder if that entire scene is Uno Nakata's work. Still in the fun process of figuring out the style of super skillful newbies like her
Only in Sparks of Tomorrow do you get a pivotal point in a character arc about freedom beyond gender roles, while at the same time they're inventing heavy metal by accident. Such a visual rollercoaster too, with deranged concepts meeting Tomomi Sato's traditionally excellent, emotive animation
Polar opposites getting to the Taira and Azuma stuff 🔥🔥