Knightowls [FFXIV spoilers]

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Hallu Artist | Mildly furry Check out my art! https://knightowl-studios.tumblr.com

Not every project has to look like Disney or Miyazaki. If you have to cut corners (animate on 3s or 4s, simplify the designs to near stick figures, use public domain music, voice all the characters yourself, etc) go ahead. Besides, anything’s better than ai.

Matt J. Wilson@mattwilsoncss.bsky.social · 2mo ago

indie animation's still in its merry melodies era but if it wants to survive, it is going to have to enter its hanna barbera era

The sooner you realise you dont know half the shit you thought you did the sooner you you'll improve. So many artists are making things harder on themselves because they think they cant get things from their head onto the page when in reality the stuff isnt even in your head in the first place

LaurenWalshArt@laurenwalshart.bsky.social · last wk.

Use reference. I’m serious. I get it that somehow you or someone convinced you that using reference is “cheating.” It’s not. You are just hindering yourself.

Productivity as an adult is just an endless process of applying new psychological tricks and operant conditioning to yourself until an acceptable number of tasks are completed.

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Coyote vs. Acme has crossed $50M at the domestic box office, more than Ketchup paid for its worldwide rights. It's a symbolic milestone, not a profit calculation. But for a completed film Warner Bros. once planned to keep from audiences, it's meaningful. www.cartoonbrew.com/box-office-r...

'Coyote Vs. Acme' Crosses $50M Domestic Box Office

In NA alone, Dave Green's rescued Looney Tunes feature has now grossed more than what Ketchup Entertainment paid for it, with worldwide earnings still growing.

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