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Blink and Blonk for Keira

 

Experiments in the Revival

 I put a few different inking tests onto a tape to see if you could tell the difference between a digital and traditionally inked line, as well as the colour.

                       

Here are the originals: 

While the physical and digital ink looks practically the same when run through the VCR; the texture within the colour is still apparent. I'm glad that it still shows through, although, it will most likely create a flickering when the character is in motion.

I'll put up a pencil test of this soon.

- Sam. 

The Greatest Detective Film

I have been attempting to conceive of a certain picture for a number of years now. One that would satisfy all of my most desirable- yet unattained urges. One that would plug the hole left by the plethora of stories and pictures that merely could not satiate my desires to the fullest extent.

One that could excite, entrance and hopefully arouse audiences; completely and utterly juxtaposed to the way in which most contemporary pictures give you 1/100th of what you are hoping for. Only to give the experience of an auto failing to shift into gear, or to leave you on the verge of ejaculation- yet without, release... 

A few photographs from "Jack," the film that morphed into the one I'm making now.

2023 

Scenes from: "GHOST DETECTIVE"

2025

"For your CRRRIIIMMEEESSSS!!!!!!"

A few other photographs that are half-related- some what inbred cousins:

Here are some polaroids that I plan to use on a poster for the picture I am making now, which as of today is still entitled: "The Terrific Toy Brain." 

Maybe not this one.

The cartoon will be done with brush inked cels, shot on black and white 16mm. 

I plan on putting up a test later when it comes back from the lab, and in the meantime 

I'll probably put up the pencil test first. For now here is a stand alone brush inking test I did recently:

The ink was fighting to stay on the cel and was refusing to obey me at some points, resulting in the linework not being exactly as I would wish- but turned out decent.

These characters are unrelated to the film, but the disgustingly handsome gentlemen on the left is somewhat possibly supposed to be Al Jolson without makeup on. The cat/bat fa- I mean lovely lady is a character I keep doodling and would like to have in the film if I incorporate my mouse girl fetish filter-less camel cigarettes cult idea into the picture.

That's all for now, I'll probably be back whenever that pencil test is finished.

     - Sam

Enjoy this real life nature documentary photograph of bigfoot in the meantime.
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