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Film!
1 min read
Hey kids!
My One-Quarter film, which I've been working on for the past ten weeks, is finished!
It's a mix of stop-motion and 2D animation. Please check it out!
vimeo.com/66254787
My One-Quarter film, which I've been working on for the past ten weeks, is finished!
It's a mix of stop-motion and 2D animation. Please check it out!
vimeo.com/66254787
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Once a Day!
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Hey guys!
My New Year's resolution was to draw one thing every day, and post it on Tumblr. Check it out!
quothmylife.tumblr.com/
My New Year's resolution was to draw one thing every day, and post it on Tumblr. Check it out!
quothmylife.tumblr.com/
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Tora-con!
2 min read
Hello, all!
So, yesterday was my one-day sample of Tora-con, and, I must say, I was impressed!
I was thinking it would be along the lines of MEW-con, which runs at about 1000 people total over two days. But! It was, in fact, in-between MEW and Kumori-con. It was only two days, Saturday and Sunday, but on Saturday, they reached their cap of 2500 people. It was well-run, for the most part, and the line/crowd control was very good for an almost entirely volunteer staff working in a very limited space.
The guest list was impressive, to say the least! For such a small, student-run event, Tora-con managed to get notable voice actors, including Uncle Yo and John St. John, as well as a hologram concert featuring Miku from Vocaloid. Of all the cons I've been to, that is something I have never actually seen before.
The cosplay quality was good, especially considering the relatively limited community the con draws from.
A few events were cancelled, and I think the staff was un-prepared for the sheer volume of people who attended. The dealer's hall was decently sized, but a bit on the small side. The artists alley had a good amount of artists, but crammed into far too small a space. I would have liked to see them move the vendors closer, and give the artists more space, as their booths were far more interesting, varied and popular than the booths selling mass-produced merchandise.
Overall, I would give Tora-con a big thumbs up, especially if you live on or near the RIT campus! I will definitely be attending next year!
So, yesterday was my one-day sample of Tora-con, and, I must say, I was impressed!
I was thinking it would be along the lines of MEW-con, which runs at about 1000 people total over two days. But! It was, in fact, in-between MEW and Kumori-con. It was only two days, Saturday and Sunday, but on Saturday, they reached their cap of 2500 people. It was well-run, for the most part, and the line/crowd control was very good for an almost entirely volunteer staff working in a very limited space.
The guest list was impressive, to say the least! For such a small, student-run event, Tora-con managed to get notable voice actors, including Uncle Yo and John St. John, as well as a hologram concert featuring Miku from Vocaloid. Of all the cons I've been to, that is something I have never actually seen before.
The cosplay quality was good, especially considering the relatively limited community the con draws from.
A few events were cancelled, and I think the staff was un-prepared for the sheer volume of people who attended. The dealer's hall was decently sized, but a bit on the small side. The artists alley had a good amount of artists, but crammed into far too small a space. I would have liked to see them move the vendors closer, and give the artists more space, as their booths were far more interesting, varied and popular than the booths selling mass-produced merchandise.
Overall, I would give Tora-con a big thumbs up, especially if you live on or near the RIT campus! I will definitely be attending next year!
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College!
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So, it's been a while, DeviantArt. How are you?
Anyhow. I'm in college now! What? Yeah, I know. I just couldn't stand seeing a journal titled "K-con" from over a year ago...
Woo, college is fun. I go to a tech school and there are SO MANY BOYS. It's actually ridiculous. I no longer have a legitimate excuse for not being familiar with male anatomy. Also, everyone here is nerdy. Every day of my life is like a con.
I'm majoring in film and animation, which I'm pleased about. Though, I have to successfully navigate the film portion before I'm allowed to move on to the far superior animation portion of my education. No me gusta a real cameras. They're called Bolex cameras and I am not exaggerating when I say that they're from the 70s. I have to hand crank them and feed them with real life film! Oh my!
Anyhow. I'm working on a webcomic with the lovely and talented :imagethreepersonsecret:, who is also in college now. It's slowly but surely coming together, though it'll be a long while 'til we have enough to start putting pages up.
Toodle-oo, internet! I have to go be responsible and write a research paper about virtual reality video games.
Anyhow. I'm in college now! What? Yeah, I know. I just couldn't stand seeing a journal titled "K-con" from over a year ago...
Woo, college is fun. I go to a tech school and there are SO MANY BOYS. It's actually ridiculous. I no longer have a legitimate excuse for not being familiar with male anatomy. Also, everyone here is nerdy. Every day of my life is like a con.
I'm majoring in film and animation, which I'm pleased about. Though, I have to successfully navigate the film portion before I'm allowed to move on to the far superior animation portion of my education. No me gusta a real cameras. They're called Bolex cameras and I am not exaggerating when I say that they're from the 70s. I have to hand crank them and feed them with real life film! Oh my!
Anyhow. I'm working on a webcomic with the lovely and talented :imagethreepersonsecret:, who is also in college now. It's slowly but surely coming together, though it'll be a long while 'til we have enough to start putting pages up.
Toodle-oo, internet! I have to go be responsible and write a research paper about virtual reality video games.
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K-Con!
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Hola, everyone!
So, K-con is right around the corner. Who's excited? I haven't even BEGUN to work yet, which is kind of scary, but I'll get there in the end.
My cosplay plans:
Little Simon - Gurren Lagann
Aang - Avatar: The Last Airbender
Adam Avery - OC of
Yup. All boys, which means all kinds of binding. Funnn. Oh well, this means rave outfits will feel that much better.
What is everyone else doing?
So, K-con is right around the corner. Who's excited? I haven't even BEGUN to work yet, which is kind of scary, but I'll get there in the end.
My cosplay plans:
Little Simon - Gurren Lagann
Aang - Avatar: The Last Airbender
Adam Avery - OC of
Yup. All boys, which means all kinds of binding. Funnn. Oh well, this means rave outfits will feel that much better.
What is everyone else doing?
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