What level of progress should I show?
Added 2017-05-26 17:22:44 +0000 UTCSo, as you guys are aware, I haven't updated very frequently. >_< I'm working on changing that.
However, just because I haven't updated or posted much in recent months, that doesn't mean that I've been idle. Due to the nature of how I do my animations, I'm very reliant on other people in order to make progress on them. Development on Epic Crossover and Milf & Cookies went remarkably fast, all things considered. Slappyfrog is a speed master when it comes to getting the artwork done for our collabs. (The delay on Arkham ASSylum was totally my bad, sorry ^^;)
I have several projects in various stages of development behind the scenes that I'm just waiting on other people for at the moment. I haven't shown much of them because I've been wary about spoiling the final product, if I show you all the early progress.
However... doing the Tutorial streams recently has reminded me that part of the reason I started this Patreon was to give everyone a glimpse into the production process for animation. This is the stuff I always wanted to see myself, so I could get a better understanding of how animation was made.
So... what do you guys think? Is showing the behind the scenes content worth spoiling the final result slightly?
Comments
I please message me I have been looking for a hentai animations artist for a while I will pay you $600 for
2017-05-27 14:35:00 +0000 UTCI want a commission from u starting June 1,St I will pay u $600 per month for 3 animations I like renamon biyomon futaris mystical dragon Hailey long older I have pics
2017-05-27 13:34:00 +0000 UTCYes, yes, I recall this! I'll get on Slappy about that.
Aebard Thawne
2017-05-26 17:39:59 +0000 UTCSpeaking of Slappyfrog there's a few animations owed for that promotion you teamed up for where if you pledged a certain level you'd get an animation. I understand you've got a lot of projects going, I'm just wondering if you'll ever get around to that.
Samuel
2017-05-26 17:28:13 +0000 UTC