KarlTheWiz

Finally have a few pairs of prototype replaceable hands for this stop motion animation.

Not gonna lie, it took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out a system that just ended up being Mego joints in a brass tube.

Holy smokes! I can't believe I slept on Blender's Grease Pencil for this long. I managed to rig and animate one of my cutout characters in just a few hours.

I brush Chloe's chompers once a month and she absolutely loathes it.

Told ya! My deep freeze is like a treasure chest filled with long forgotten treats, lol.

Is that the one from all those meme Instagram ads?

a man says " you may fire when ready " ALT: a man says " you may fire when ready "

I just did the first test fire on my mom's new laser engraver. I couldn't help myself and told her, "You may fire when ready."

Moving all my creative stuff into the new office has been like a really REALLY annoying game of Tetris.

For as long as I can remember we've always done the white chocolate Terry's chocolate orange in my family.

Whew. After a lot of trial and error, and many weeks of experimentation with mouth shapes I've finally started to lip-sync on this project .

I'm helping my Mom out at a big two day Christmas market, but mostly animation stuff.

It's a Wonderful Life is one of my all time favs, closely followed by the stop motion Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer movie from 1960.

I'm all about the cranberry chutney, sooooo good.

I didn't count, but I probably did it three times today.

I do that also and never thought of it as a bad habit, lol.

I keep all my story notes and other important info in a separate bible document. You can add notes inside Fade-In and use the Navigator to click to chapters quickly. May not be everyone's cup of tea, but I like it because it's simple, fast, and there's less stuff to distract me from writing.

I haven't seen this much seaweed wash up in as long as I can remember.

I had to use Word in university to write a novella for a final project, but Fade-In Pro has a decent free manuscript template, so I've just been using that.

Ouch, the cost to replace the damaged wood panels to metal was not "the bomb."

Bomb cyclone was crazy, dang thing blew over the fence in my backyard.

Congrats on the move, dude!

Smarties

To all the haters who mocked me for joining bluesky so early: Well well well. How the turn tables.

sour dan 100%

I've been drawing in Moho 14 for like 6 months, and I'm still terrible at it. At least my animation is getting better, lol.

Looks like I jumped the gun printing and should have waited for the bubbles to settle. On to The Cones of Calibration!

So far the Elegoo Mars 3 is successfully printing. I paused it and checked, the rook is coming along nicely.

I even made a fancy sign to keep people out of there while it's doing it's thing.

It's been one of those months where it's too hot outside to do anything so I've just been cleaning up inside, lol.

I have a bunch of old movie ticket stubs from the early 2000's in a box somewhere. Probably blank by now actually, lol.

Also, am I "get off my lawn" old if I think 7pm is too late for a movie?

I started 3D printing in Resin and opted to not spend $160 on a wash and cure station, so I decided to make my own. I wanted to use some of the tools my Grandpa gave me and save money.