This batch of art is very interesting. The short of it (heh), is that this batch of content was when I really started transitioning into my current pipeline with Toonboom Harmony Premium.

Art isn’t about technology, it is about people, emotions, relationships and the dialogue between the artist and the audience.

Over the course of the past few months, I’ve been learning more about editing, so I wanted to write a short blog about one of the key takeaways I have learned.

This meme short is also the FINAL meme to be produced in after effects. This short was very risqué, and I was terrified that the platforms would censor it…

Welcome back. It’s that time of the year… the end. Every year I do a review so I can see what went well, what didn’t and what I can improve on. It’s been a habit for years and has put me on a great path. Let’s get to it.

This is the start of a blog series I’ll be making where I post some behind the scenes, stills, and gifs from shorts that premiere on my social media. These shorts take a lot of work, but I hope these diaries can help illustrate some of the effort I put into making these.

The development of this series was a bit more convoluted than my other stuff. I knew I wanted a third class of content to produce, but I didn’t have much else to go on. I started working on the idea way back in the spring. Unlike the storytime shorts, or meme stuff I didn’t have much to go off of in the development of this series. That said, I did have some ground rules:

In this blog I will be talking a bit about my meme content, and giving some insight into the backend work it took to make it.