BlurredTheLines

Oh geez, where do I even start? Since my last post, I got into a group that taught me about animation, vector art, and even a bit of traditional drawing. Got to talk to Minty Root, He's a pretty cool animator. I'm working with a group called ManeFrame, making a new and improved version of Fighting is Magic, and I'm one of the character animators. And last but certainly not least, I've recently been accepted into an animation project called Aurora: Imperium as one of the vector artists. And these are just the highlights. I could probably fill an entire essay with the minutia. While I don't have much to show for my absence, I am working to chan

I meant to write one of these things a few days ago, but forgot. :/ But I just came back from a day at Crystal Fair STL, so I figured now would be a good a time as any. First, I'd just briefly mention Crystal Fair, It was an absolute blast, even if I only got to go one day. I got to try out a demo for Starswirl Academy, which was cool, since I'd been keeping my eye on that project for a while now. Got to see 7th Element, Pixelkitties, Semehammer, Jen Blake, and the author of the Pirate Dash tumblr, so that was cool. Wish Chain Algorithm would have shown up to the musician's panel (I wanted his autograph). Got a couple of freebies, like this P

Well, with the NATG concluded, My time of drawing a pony a day has ended... (sadly) It was quite fun, save for the parts where I used a swath of colorful language when deadlines were approaching. I worked my fingers to the bone, and my eraser has seen better days, but I soldiered on, and made it through all thirty days. The event is over and I now enjoy my celebration. And with the theatrics said and done, let's move on the to the next point of this journal entry. I currently have plans to remake/make digital works of: Very Classy, Four Minutes, Adrift, a Mare, It's About Time, I Wanna Stretch, and maybe even At The Finish Line. I won't be