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I literally just found more Ranting Swede production art on Worthpoint.

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On a more serious note, I just found some storyboards and a single page of a script for the pilot of Sheep in the Big City on Worthpoint.

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Back in 2012, Cartoon Network Netherlands confirmed that Sheep is a femboy via their Comedy Summer Festival promo and continuity.

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It may had already happened, but I'm going to be (possibly far) less active in the future because of mental health reasons.

I often couldn't really bring myself to draw or write, and I've been focusing on other things that aren't really related to social media.

Hope you all understand.

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Sheep Sleep Ripped Assets (with Original Size of the Sprites and Intro)

Thanks for the feedback. Since sprite sheets take a while to compile, I decided to focus on the original sizes first before doing the upscaled ones. I'll do the same for Crash Lambding, another SITBC Shockwave game, soon.

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I just recently ripped the assets from "Sheep Sleep", an early 2000s SITBC Shockwave game that was on CN's website back in the day (rip, btw), and I came into a predicament.

With the exception of the overworld ones, every sprite is in a SWF format and, consequently, rely on vector graphics which keep their quality at any resolution.

I plan on exporting them into a sprite sheet, but I am conflicted on if I should keep their original size or upscale them. On the one hand, the size of them are quite small. On the other, I don't want to risk damaging the preservation by upscaling them.

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Although it's unknown if this was related to the production of SITBC, there were also some wire sculptures created by Mo Willems that were included with the production art (see the last post for more details.)

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RED ALERT! NEW PRODUCTION ART AND BASES JUST SURFACED ON EBAY!

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A bit of a rare SITBC (Sheep na Cidade Grande in Portuguese) promo/bumper that most likely aired on Cartoon Network Portugal.

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Just making a quick post to tell you all that I apologize for the lack of activity on this blog.

Not much SITBC stuff had been shared around recently, and I've been moving away from the show since I came to realize that I don't really enjoy watching it nor think it is for me.

Like always, if you have never-before-seen/rare SITBC content, do let me know and I'll be more than happy to share it on here!

- @anon-8518

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Oh, how much this blog has grown since then...

SITBC development art from 1998 drawn by the show's creator, Mo Willems. Note: The images had been sorted out to make out some kind of story.

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Sheep in the Big City "SheepSaver" Screensaver

Basically, it was a SITBC screensaver that was available on the UK variant of Cartoon Network's website from 2001 to 2003.

How did I manage to get a video recording of it?

It was a SWF file that can be accessed and copied in the Temp folder of your user profile (the location of it varies on different versions of Windows) while it is being previewed in the 'personalize' settings.

I also made a upload of it on Archive.org, where I think it does a much better job at explaining the above as well as provide more context of the screensaver as a whole.

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SITBC CN Powerhouse Bumper - "Liquid Nitrogen" (Higher Quality Variant)

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Just recently, David M Strandquest had uploaded high-quality (and possibly upscaled) as well as drafts of Powerhouse bumpers that he had made for Cartoon Network and Primal Screens, including ones of SITBC, onto his YouTube channel.

I decided to upload them onto this blog (as well as my Archive.org account, which you can find here. Though will make a proper post about the account soon.) for archival purposes.

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So, I've created an Archive.org account to, well, archive stuff here, so expect that from time to time.

I want to quickly point out that it will NOT be replacing my @sitbc-archive blog with it.

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SITBC Station ID - Logo as Magnet (Pencil Test Variant)

Context:

Just recently, David M Strandquest had uploaded high-quality (and possibly upscaled) as well as drafts of Powerhouse bumpers that he had made for Cartoon Network and Primal Screens, including ones of SITBC, onto his YouTube channel.

I decided to upload them onto this blog (as well as my Archive.org account, which you can find here. Though will make a proper post about the account soon.) for archival purposes.

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SITBC Station ID - Logo as Magnet (Higher Quality Variant)

Context:

Just recently, David M Strandquest had uploaded high-quality (and possibly upscaled) as well as drafts of Powerhouse bumpers that he had made for Cartoon Network and Primal Screens, including ones of SITBC, onto his YouTube channel.

I decided to upload them onto this blog (as well as my Archive.org account, which you can find here. Though will make a proper post about the account soon.) for archival purposes.

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SITBC CN Powerhouse Bumper - "Experimental Sneeze" (Higher Quality Variant)

Context:

Just recently, David M Strandquest had uploaded high-quality (and possibly upscaled) as well as drafts of Powerhouse bumpers that he had made for Cartoon Network and Primal Screens, including ones of SITBC, onto his YouTube channel.

I decided to upload them onto this blog (as well as my Archive.org account, which you can find here. Though will make a proper post about the account soon.) for archival purposes.

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