That's bad ass.

I definitely will buy some.

I like this one. See, it keeps the theme going...

Nice!

AC-DShe was the band I was gonna post. They play in this area a lot, but I've never seen 'em. I've heard they're pretty good, though.

NAMEDROP!!!

aw, thanks

And keep your fingers crossed. At tomorrow's rite, there will be representatives from the Dublin (Ohio) Irish Music Festival in attendance. We've been trying to getting some pagan representation on the schedule there for YEARS. Sunday a.m. they have 2 Catholic masses (one in Gaelic) and 2 protestant services (I think), so our hope is to get a Druid one as well.

Fire being disappointed that handcuffs weren't involved.......I am shocked, SHOCKED I TELL YA!

Hope she had AFLAC.

Longer! Make them Longer!

You forgot Nuevo York.

Fact: I love Fawlty Towers. The gourmet night highlight was when the car broke down and Cleese attakcs it with a tree branch. The hotel inspector was another great episode.

And people wonder why we're the fattest country in the world, though I've gotta say I'm a fan of that pizza vending machine. I'd prefer if it was thin-crust, but we can't have everything.

I love how he randomly decides to ride a chicken.

I guess I should be more clear. If that is what you believe, fine. Wearing it on a t-shirt is just stupid to me.



Who is saying anyone should be beaten to death? They are t-shirts with silly religious belief quotes on them. I think they are stupid - the t-shirts AND the beliefs, but thats me. You have every right to believe that, and if you want, wear the silly t-shirt advertising it. It just makes you kind of a douche to me



because it is a different situation and I don't have a blanket criteria for what I think IS and IS NOT an attention seeking whore?



And I said these are just as dumb as Rock Star or Rebel t-shirts



Ok, because I DO believe these beliefs are silly, but its your right to have them, and wear the silly shirts advertising the silly beliefs.

yes. the comic strips (i love that brad calls them "issues") are used as script and storyboard. sometimes i'll change something slighty if i think it works better for animation, but for the most part the shots are pretty dead on.

second step is i build any new assets i might need. backgrounds, characters, props. i try to get most of that stuff built before i start animating. generally that takes about a day or 2 (and by "day" i mean evening, since i do this all after work). episode 3 assets will probably be 2 or 3 days. there's a bit more going on there.

after that it's generally about 7-10 days of straight animation. then a final day of sound design (sound fx and music).

that's pretty much the process. the episodes aren't gonna get any longer since eat one is based on a single strip and each strip is basically the same length. but the goal at the end is after all 16 episodes are made, to edit it together into a single 10-12 minute short film.

Please start reading threads so you don't start a whole new thread on the same topic for no reason except to attention whore yourself.

There were only a few in Denver (and they're usually the dirty-hippie types), but Atlanta had a pretty chronic bum problem throughout the entire area. I used to feel for them until they broke into my car twice -- busting my window for some loose change, but leaving the expensive stereo in the car! I've walked to my car after work more than once only to see a grown man taking an unholy shit in the parking garage elevator. It thickens your skin pretty quickly and makes you thankful that you never tried crack.