So, if you remember, sometime back I said I was going to start using Adobe Flash to do animated videos?
Well, to do my first project, a friend told me he wanted to make a video for a song he'd written and recorded, and I offered my help.
The thing is, I figured it'd work best if I animated it...
So, I decided, "Hey, he's singing the song and playing it, he should be in it, just animated."
Okay, sketching a "cartoon" version of your friend's face is one thing. Scanning it in, that's okay. Drawing over the scan with thick lines, that's cool. Drawing a body for friend in their animated form, also cool... Zooming into do detailing on certain areas below the shirt...
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... I lost it.
... Oh, how we artists suffer for our art... In our minds!
Another "Oz in a bookstore" dream. This time, it was in a thrift store or flea market. It was a large, thick book that contained the text of "All of L. Frank Baum's Wizard of Oz Books, Even Little Wizard Stories." (Yes, it seriously said that!) It was a hardcover, but it was one of those where the cover is pretty soft. It said it had "selected illustrations," but the ones on the front cover were not Neill or Denslow. It looked like a poor imitation of Denslow. The characters shown on the front in a corner were the Wizard, the Scarecrow, and the Tin Woodman.
Weird.
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