For some reason, my N64 sat outside in a box all year a couple years ago. Like, I thought it was just gone, but it was sitting out there in snow and 100 degree summers and fucking rain and shit. And I bring it back inside, and it still works, I was like “wtf, will NOTHING kill you?” Then I started playing Paper Mario, because it was still in the game slot.
HAHAHAHAHA. I love this. Same happened with my SNES- During the winter one of the games I thought I lost, and that all hope was gone for finding it again :I looked all over in the house and never found it. Spring comes, and lo and behold it had somehow gotten dropped in the front yard and had been covered by the snow. When it melted finally it was revealed xD it still works to this day.
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DAMN IT ALL I WILL BE AN ANIMATOR SOMEDAY.
Or elsssse…
New photoshop brushes, where have you been all my life.
This is Charlie. Charlie died, and in order to be resurrected, he had to agree to be possessed by a very mischievous voodoo spirit for twenty-four hours. Batshit insanity ensued.
This guy’s story was the focus of my final project, an animatic, in school last year. It was a HOOT.
Alright, I rarely do this but now, I just HAVE to.
Not too long ago, I stumbled over a fantastic webcomic called “Plume” and it took about two seconds to get me completely hooked. The style of the pages is wonderfully quirky, the story really intriguing and the two main characters are loveable and fun! Also, I dare to reckon that, if you like MY art, you’re going to love the art of Kari Smith, who is the creator of Plume.
The comic isn’t that far into the story yet, so NOW is probably the best time to check it out, if you haven’t already!
And today it was announced that Plume is going into print, which I find particularly awesome and I’m going to donate as soon as I have some money left again! At the moment, I can only spread the news, though. The link to the donation fund is here! Check out the video and get a glimpse into the awesome art and a very nice personal message from the author as well!
Thanks for reading, I’m done being a commercial now. :D
I second this! I’ve donated a bit to this comic, because I LOVE IT, and I can’t wait to see where it goes in the future. So go read it, it is eighty-seven kinds of awesome.





