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sternenteile · 6 years ago

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today’s been a rough day so everything is making me temperamental and i just feel. low. here’s just a sliver of why that doesn’t have to do with actual life things because i need to babble about it.

the smash bros. fandom is perhaps the worst fucking fandom i’ve ever had to deal with aside from homestuck fandom. even undertale’s fandom was not as venomous and vitriolic over stupid shit.

there, i said it. smash’s fandom is abysmal. before ultimate, it was really not so bad, but now, it’s pure trash. oh, and it’s even worse if you happen to even slightly like geno, because then it’s like, “oh, you’re just bandwagoning, you’re not a real fan of the character, no one wants your shitty obscure side character puppet from 20 years ago in smash, he’s never coming back (this one’s probs true tho), be happy that you got a png to tide you over for the next decade when square is kind enough to give him a tiny cameo again.”

bitch listen. it sucks that he isn’t in smash, but whatever. he didn’t stand much of a chance. geno’s fans are obnoxious and this, that, and the other? guess what, sugartits, a lot of smash fan bases have bad apples. not everyone who loves geno is a ‘bandwagon memer’ who just wants him in because of a fucking newgrounds meme. guess what, btw? smash isn’t even my first choice for him to return. sakurai’s done a lot and i can’t ask more of him. the poor man needs a fucking vacation and the smash fandom is not making things any easier, geno’s fans and detractors included among the many other fan bases coagulating into that steaming pile of shit.

“why do you even want this character to return anyway? he has less than 20 lines in the whole game lol how stupid can you get?”

what does it even matter to you? like. what does it matter. he has a following. people love the character. i see his potential that square squandered on. mallow got a proper arc; geno didn’t. i’d love for geno to get that kind of affection that he was honestly shafted out of. if you don’t like the character, fine, but don’t start insulting people for liking characters you don’t like. guess the fuck what, i hate the hell out of minecraft and steve, yet i don’t heckle his fans and i would NEVER shit on someone’s personal picks because ‘mine didn’t get in, therefore yours doesn’t deserve it’. if they get their guy, that’s cool for them. i’ll be happy for them.

erdrick gets in? sora gets in? sephiroth gets in? yeah, it’ll sting as a geno fan to get the shaft again, this time in dlc, but... it’s square. i’m used to it. their fans want those characters, so who am i to put anyone down for that? it’s stupid and it’s bullshit. i will admit to some jealousy, though, mostly because sephiroth is huge and ff7 gets all kinds of content to this day, sora is current, and erdrick is a dq staple. geno doesn’t get... anything. we’re left in the dust, and we only want our boy back. it doesn’t have to be through smash. i want him to return to the mario series first and foremost. i think that’s better than getting him in smash, which i think leaves me in a minority, but eh.

it just sucks to invest a lot into a character (which BOY HAVING ASPERGER’S HYPER-FIXATION DOES NOT HELP WITH AT FUCKING ALL) and it’s one that his creators give no shits for. on top of that, happening to like the character also gets you spat at by the general populace. the creators look down on you, the fans look down on you, the world looks down on you, all because you like a fucking video game character? sit the fuck down and shut the fuck up. it’s stupid. it’s childish to immediately insult a person and toss ad hominem because they have a different opinion from you on a fucking VIDEO GAME CHARACTER. i say this as someone who used to despise geno for being ‘overrated’. i still didn’t go out of my way to shit on his fan base and hoped that they’d get their guy, even if only for their sake.

harassing people for liking something needs to stop. period. yes, there are really awful geno fans who will bitch and moan and stomp all over everything sakurai graciously did for us. that’s terrible. just... we’re not all like that, yet the smash fandom paints this ugly picture that anyone who even casually likes geno will get stained with.

it’s stressful getting shit all the time just because i like a goddamn character. grow up. there are real people with feelings and passions behind the title of ‘geno fan’. stop treating them like fucking flies to be swatted at, you asscakes.

GOD.

#★ ; ( ooc. )#negative //#i needed to rant. really badly.#i'm just... ridiculously depressed.#and still ill.#and just... i feel so done.#i want to just crawl into a hole and never come out.

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stillnthenight · 3 years ago

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1. purple

2. pepsi box blue

3. yes im italian

4. not really active at all the past few months but im more than likely gonna be posting a lot more since im taking a break from twitter and instagram and tumblr is much less aggressive than the two i mentioned

5. yes sorta

6. ngl furby scenecore art has been a new niche for me but i not anything specific

7. yeah

8. ive had a little bit

9. funnel cake because i fuckin love powdered sugar

10. (skip)

11. i can play both pretty well but i prefer bass

12. those fucking cursed cartermac 3d animated ones

13. idk maybe

14. yes clouds r so pretty

15. too many weird ghost encounter stories to mention

16. the fear street trilogy! cheesy slashers with occult motifs are fucking awesome!

17. pokemon and fanboy and chum chum

18. yes a lot

19. vampires because sexy

20. (skip)

21. idk

22. yes theyre in a little baggy

23. nine inch nails club remix

24. gender is a fuck also if i dont have a mmorpg taking over my life i become a shell of a human being

25. i never tried it it seemed to complicated

26. i guess so

27. films because books are harder for me to finish

28. not sure if it counts as "unusual" cuz its more experimental but LI$$TENING WITH MY EYEZZZ (feat yung caesar) by BEBETUNE$

29. smal chocolate donut from 7-eleven

30. (skip)

31. no ive always been cautious about it

32. pen because the way pencil lead feels when brushing against anything is in my top 10 worst feels

33. beach life-in-death. in. my. head. all. week. (it doesnt help that i know the lyrics to it so i have all the lyrics to a 14 minute car seat headrest song banging around in my head for an eternity)

34. chao garden from sonic adventure

35. english

36. so many

37. not really i usually get clothes online

38. wa wa wubzy is a cool show

39. "there are two kinds of people in this world. my kind of people and assholes" (used in the wrong context in the movie but john waters is so based by carrying this trope into all his movies)

40. (skip)

41. sorry but if u help a gun to my head a told me to name a song by the beetles that wasnt hey jude id tell u to shoot me

42. speaker if im in my house earbuds if im outside

43. most of my childhood was spent online or playing video games so i was obsessed with valve games (portal, half life, l4d, cs) and playing the orange box on my 360 also newgrounds and coolmathgames

44. any physical media (cds, records, movies, books, etc)

45. i had this one that was like elderberry immune boost? i was sick at the time and it really helped also elderberry tastes really good

46. winter wonderland because it always gave off this crazy magical energy to me

47. barnes and noble is cool also this local record shop ive been going to since i was a baby

48. not so much weird but more specific. but then again i gave specific answers

49. anything sweet is an automatic favorite

50. (skip)

(i skipped the insert ones because i didnt understand them sorry)

other questions from me:

1. if u watch anime what was the show that REALLY got u into anime

2. what was ur favorite poster u had on ur wall as a kid

3. what cartoon character helped shape ur personality

weird asks because i’m bored

if you have a lighter, what color is it?

pepsi box blue or cheetos bag orange?

do you like pasta?

how often are you on tumblr?

are you only doing this because you’re bored?

what blogs do you mostly interact with?

can you swim?

have you had water today?

which do you prefer, cotton candy or funnel cake?

have you ever [insert question]?

bass or drums?

favorite tv commercial?

can we be friends?

do you admire the clouds and color of the sky?

what’s the weirdest thing that’s happened to you?

a netflix series that’s your favorite?

an earliest obsession you remember?

do you play video games?

zombies or vampires?

have you listened to [insert musician/band]?

your first celebrity crush?

do you have a collection of cool rocks?

five words that describe you?

what have you learned about yourself?

can you tie a cherry stem with your tongue?

do you believe in aliens?

books or films?

an unusual song that’s your favorite?

the last thing you ate?

do you have a favorite [insert question]?

have you gotten bit by a dog?

do you write better with a pen or a pencil?

a song that gets stuck in your head?

when you hear “ peace ” what do you think of?

a school subject your good with?

how many alarms do you have set?

do you shop at thrift stores?

what’s the meaning behind your url?

is there wise words you live by?

what’s your favorite [insert question]?

you gotta have a favorite beatles song, what is it?

earphones or a speaker?

what do you remember from your childhood?

do you collect anything?

favorite tea?

a christmas song you secretly like?

book stores or record stores?

how weird were these questions?

what scents do you like?

is there [insert question]?

send me some!

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scrawnydutchman · 7 years ago

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How to Get Started in Animation

Hello dear readers, and Merry Christmas! I hope all who celebrate Christmas or any other holiday this time to year find joy and bliss and a comforting break from the daily grind.

Now that seasons greetings are out of the way, I thought I’d type up an article all about getting started in animation. This will tell you everything I know about the things you’ll have to learn, how you can learn it, what you’ll need in order to get hired and what possible routes you can take should you want to start a career in this wonderful artform of moving pictures. It will also link you to some valuable tools you can use to your advantage as you build up your animation prowess, and everything I say here should be applicable to any form of animation be it 2D traditional, 2D character rigged animation, 3D, Stop Motion or everything inbetween. I decided to talk about this because in reality, I actually get a TON of requests for advice about this sort of thing, despite me very much being a beginner like many other people. But that said, who am I exactly? And what do I know about starting an animation career? Below is a brief synopsis:

ABOUT ME:

I have been animating for over 3 years. While I have no college education in the field, I learned how to do everything I know today via internet tutorials as well as attending a local charity driven animation school in my city of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. I am proficient in many different software used for animation including Harmony, Animate CC, Photoshop, Premiere and After Effects, and I have experience in every step of the creative process in creating an animation. I’ve done work for all sorts of different clients including independent film makers, online entertainers/personalities, theater directors, animation studios and both local and online businesses alike. I regularly volunteer as both a member of the board at Calgary’s Quickdraw Animation Society and am an admin for the Animator Study Group facebook page. I am currently eligable for applying for studio work and have done a multitude of animation tests sent to me by potential employers. Below are links to my portfolio and social networks:

Portfolio: www.Thomasjvankampen.wix.com/tjvk

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TomboTime

Twitter: https://twitter.com/TomJvanK

Now with the introduction out of the way, let’s go ahead and talk about how to get started in animation, step by step!

1. Get Educated

Let’s address the elephant in the room. Do you need a college education to get your animation career started? The answer, I’m happy to say, is NO. I mentioned before that I never went to college, but through my own means of finding the facts and doing what I can to learn in spite of not being able to attend college, I managed to get a pretty promising start in the game. You can too! Now that doesn’t necessarily mean college is a waste of time. If you’ve got a dream school, you can afford it and you enjoy the college experience, then by all means go for it. Get trained by some of the best in the field and have a ball. But if you can’t go to college, don’t think that’s a dead end. There are plenty of ways to find out what you need to know. In fact, in this age of a widely accessible and expansive internet it is now more easy to learn anything than ever before. Here are some recommendations of some of my favorite animation tutorials on the web:

a.) Happy Harry’s HuHa 2 How To’s

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Harry Partridge easily ranks high as one of the greatest animators to ever hit the internet and is my personal inspiration for taking this road. You may know him for such cartoons as Saturday Morning Watchman, With Animation You Can, Starbarians and my personal all-time favorite Irving the Socially Awkward Bee. His 12 part animation tutorial series all about building a cartoon from the ground up and covering some of the most absolute essentials has revealed to me just how accessible the animation world really is. It’s informative, easy to understand, and is also goddamn hilarious. Definitely a great place to start learning. And don’t worry about what software you need to know in order to follow along: the lessons he teaches are applicable to every kind of animation you can do. That said, each episode is anywhere between 20-30 minutes long, so if you’d like a more straightforward, short and sweet kind of tutorial series, here’s another great resource for you:

b.) 12 Principles of Animation (by Alan Becker)

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The 12 principles of animation are something you ABSOLUTELY have to learn if you plan on being an animator known for how fluid and lifelike your motion is. This series all about the 12 principles was made by Alan Becker, whom you may know for creating the utterly fantastic and endlessly creative Animator vs. Animation series. His series is simple, to the point and a very useful tool when it comes to quick reminders on what the most essential principles are. But if you want some long form, everyday educational content all about animation, consider the following:

c.) Draw With Jazza (on Youtube)

https://www.youtube.com/user/DrawWithJazza

Much like Partridge and Becker, Jazza is a Newgrounds animator who took to Youtube to make frequent content all about teaching his viewers every little thing they’d possibly like to know about creating a cartoon. If you have a very specific question about animation, particularly Adobe Flash/Animate, chances are Jazza has answered it already. Definitely check him out.

Now all that is well and good, but the internet is not the only place you can look for learning how to animate. If you’d like some hands on education in creating something with a professional teaching you along the way, I’d recommend looking to see if there’s some sort of organization in your local town that teaches you animation for cheap. That’s what I did, and they’ve been such a massive help for me in getting started that I regularly volunteer for them now. If there are any Calgary based readers, I must recommend the Quickdraw Animation Society.

http://quickdrawanimation.ca/

QAS offers top notch 12 week courses in the basics of animation as well as specific softwares like Harmony and After Effects, for less than 400 bucks a piece. Along with the course itself for that price you also get a years membership, which means for a whole year you can go in and access their equipment whenever they’re open. You can also do volunteer work for credits, which you can use for renting out equipment like light tables and tablets. If you’re an aspiring animator in Calgary, there is no reason NOT to go through these guys, and if you decide to check it out maybe I’ll be around the building and say hello :). For those outside of Calgary, Quickdraw also throws the GIRAF animation festival every year, which you can submit your films to so consider that as well.

There are also online courses you can take like Animation Mentor if you want to do 3D. Or Lynda.com. There are also great animation books that every animator on the planet will recommend to you like Richard Williams’ Animator Survival Kit and The Illusion of Life . Also watch as many animated movies as you can and look into classics you may not have seen yet. I could go on and on but the point is, do what you’ve got to do to get educated. This is just the tip of the iceberg of how many resources are there for you.

2. Get some Equipment

Aside from the big debate about whether or not you go to college, this can often be the most intimidating part. Make no mistake; getting equipment can be VERY expensive. A good computer, a state of the art software, a tablet, a good package of stuff from Adobe like Premiere and After Effects. Of course not everybody has infinitely steep wallets, so I’ll get to some cheaper options for you in a bit. For now, here’s what you should know about the standard equipment for this field.

The most frequently used softwares in film and television for 2D are: Harmony, Animate CC and TV PAINT. You’ll be having entire discussions with other artists about the pros and cons of these softwares as everybody has their preferences. It’s more than likely some people will disagree with me on this assessment, but the way I see it is: Harmony has the most utility, Animate is the easiest to learn and TV PAINT is the best for Hand Drawn frame by frame animation. I personally use Harmony just because Toon Boom is what i’ve been using since the beginning of my career and so I know it best. When it comes to choosing which software to use, I would probably say just go with the Adobe Creative Cloud in all honesty, because now that most businesses use an annual subscription basis anyway you’d be getting access to all of Adobe’s products including Animate, Photoshop, Premiere and After Effects for as long as you stay subscribed. Knowing Photoshop and After Effects especially will play an instrumental role in your animation career, but you should also take the time to learn other softwares if you can possibly find a way. When it comes to 3D animation, Maya is the prime tool.

But let’s say that, like most people, you don’t just have hundreds of dollars to casually spend every year. Fret not; you can still create with some pretty top notch open source options out there. Open source means absolutely free to download and fully customizable, and finding plenty of options should take no more than a quick google search. If you wanna learn 2D, I recommend OpenToonz:

https://opentoonz.github.io/e/

Opentoonz was used to make some top notch Studio Ghibli movies like Princess Mononoke. If you want to learn 3D, definitely check out Blender.

https://www.blender.org/

Now, technically speaking you CAN animate and draw using nothing but a computer mouse if you so desire. But i’ll tell you right now: a tablet is DEFINITELY worth investing in. The primary distributor of these tablets is Wacom, and while they can get admittedly pretty pricey, if you’re serious about animation they will be an absolutely worthwhile investment. If you get a cheap tablet in the beginning, hances are you’ll use it for a good 2 or 3 years, maybe even longer if you keep it in good shape. But if you’re looking for a good deal, here’s what I recommend:

https://www.monoprice.com/category?c_id=108&cp_id=10841&cs_id=1084101#QA

Monoprice offers some good quality graphic and display tablets for SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper than Wacom does. I got a 22 inch display tablet for 400 bucks (trust me, it’s a huge bargain). For some reason the link to the tablet I bought isn’t there anymore, but chances are you’ll find something you like.

If you just can’t afford any of this, consider looking into whether or not your city offers a service where you can rent out equipment such as tablets or softwares, either with credit you obtained for doing volunteer work or by a money based system.

*Side Note: Getting educated and getting equipment kind of go hand-in-hand, so take both 1 and 2 as like a general first step.

3. Build a Portfolio

Now comes the fun part. You got your tech and you’ve acquired some knowledge. It’s time to make a cartoon. It’s pretty obvious that you aren’t going to be hired right out the gate if you have nothing to show for your skill, so there’s no point in worrying about that right now. I would take this as an opportunity to just make whatever the hell you want. If you’ve got an awesome idea for an intense beautiful drama or a funny joke or a shit-your-pants scary monster, go for it. Once you decide what you’re going to make,

STICK. TO. IT. NO. MATTER. WHAT.

I won’t sugarcoat it; animation is a long and tedious process in which you have to develop a TON of patience and willpower to see projects through to the end. Sometimes you might get bored, or frustrated, or you may even lose your passion for a project and just want to never see it again. You also might see your inadequacy start to seep in as you obviously won’t be the best animator around in the beginning. But FINISH IT ANYWAY. No matter how bad it may seem as you go about making it, no matter how long it takes you, see it to the end. The world’s shittiest cartoon in your repertoire is better than no cartoon at all. And don’t be so hard on yourself; even the best in the field had humble beginnings. Just to make you have a little more self esteem, here’s one of the very first things I ever made:

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This piece of shit took me over a month to make and I drew it all with a mouse. It’s poorly drawn, choppy as hell, inconsistent, some assets simply drop out of frame, I recorded the dialogue on my phone and the video compression is all wrong. But I made it, released it, and beyond my comprehension some people actually liked it. And trust me; I’ve gotten WAY better since then. This is a fact about learning anything; you have to own up to your flaws and mistakes before you can improve upon them. So make your shitty cartoon, take whatever pride you can from it, figure out how you can be better and move on to the next thing. Guess what? You’re building your portfolio.

But let’s say you can’t think of anything you want to make. That’s fine. You can make some shots for a demo reel. A demo reel is a 1-2 minute montage (no longer than 2 minutes, no shorter than 1), featuring the best animation you can do. You’ll need to make one of these eventually anyway. This is the most crucial thing in finding animated work and the thing you will be sharing with employers when you apply for jobs, so it’s imperative you make it good. If there’s an animated shot in your reel you aren’t 100% certain is the best you can do, DON’T PUT IT IN. Your demo reel is the representation of your current skill level. Being that it represents your current skill, you’ll want to update your reel at least once a year as you keep improving. Overtime it’ll become easier and easier to make because your portfolio will be getting bigger and bigger, and chances are you’ll have paid work you can feature in your reel too. But for now, because you have next to nothing, You’ll have to settle with making unique shots for a one minute reel. You can make your reels longer further down the road if you want (i highly recommend always keeping it within a minute and a half) but for now just keep it at a minute long. Employers will want to hire you based on how many things you can do, so make your reel nice and diverse will all sorts of stuff. Have a shot with good lip sync, have a run and a walk cycle, show some people fighting if you’re into that, show some face animation, have a bit about one thing morphing into something else. Since this will feature some of your earliest work, maybe do some typical animation exercises like a bouncing ball or flour sac animation. Be creative with what you put in there but make sure you have your bases covered. Try not to make your reel too monotonous; an employer doesn’t need a one minute montage just to find out you can make a guy walk and that’s it. For an example of my point, below is my latest Demo Reel:

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*VERY IMPORTANT: Make sure to mark each demo reel you make with your name, what kind of reel it is (more on that in a bit) and what year the reel was made. Also end your demo reel with your professional email address for business inquiries and a link to your portfolio website so employers can see your work individually all in one place. More on that later.*

Notice how I included a multitude of different skills, as well as my process in making my animations. This is the reel that got me some of the best paying work. Additionally, you may want to consider making multiple reels at once for different categories of animation. Maybe make one for 2D and one for 3D. Maybe make one for character animation and one for element animation. Stuff like this is important to consider as different jobs will require you to be able to do different things, and a thriving animator acts as a “Jack-of-all-trades” who can take on different kinds of projects as they come along. You can do that as you choose as your portfolio expands, but for now I’d focus on just making one. It’s a great way to practice a variety of different kinds of stuff that you’ll need to master in order to thrive, and makes a good substitute if you can’t think of any kind of animation you’d rather make at this time. I can’t stress this enough: your demo reel is the most essential piece in getting work and in some rare cases will be all you have to show your employer in order to get the job. This matters more than whether or not you have a college education EVERY TIME. True story: One of my earliest jobs was making animated backgrounds for a stageplay and when it came time to do my phone interview my employer personally thanked me for being the only applicant who included a reel. I didn’t show her anything besides that and got the job.

Now, as important as reels are, they aren’t the only thing you’ll ever need. You’ll also need more typical stuff like an animation resume (specifying things about you like past experience, education, references, skillset, etc.) and you should get into the habit of typing up meaningful cover letters for every place you apply (take it from me; copy/pasting the same cover letter to everyone and switching out the names of the studio doesn’t help). You should also seriously consider building a website portfolio. While not every animator out there has one, it can be really handy as a place to show your employer all the content you have in one place. You can build one for free using services like Wix or Squarespace. I personally use Wix for my website so I can vouch for it.

You should also consider getting business cards. Might seem like an outdated idea, but you NEVER know when the opportunity will come where you have to hand somebody your info in person, especially if you spend a good amount of time building connections anyway. Speaking of which . . .

4. Build some connections

Having a great portfolio of work will be super useful, but it won’t mean anything if you don’t know who to show it to. My biggest recommendation is to see if there’s some sort of animation community in your town whom you can make good friends with and put in the effort to get involved with them. That’s what I did with the Quickdraw Animation Society in Calgary and I consider it the most crucial move in my career thus far. They’re a huge reason as to why I got so much of my earliest and finest opportunities for work. If you’re as lucky as I was, there will be something like Quickdraw there for you. But you should also look into some online communities. Artella.com is a good choice to put your work up. There’s also my personal favorite: Newgrounds!

https://www.newgrounds.com/

Newgrounds has been a hub for animators and game creators since the early 2000s and has contributed to the rise of some of the best animators on the web like the previously mentioned Harry Partridge, Alan Becker and Jazza, as well as Max Gilardi, Arin Hanson, Adam Phillips, Edd Gould (R.I.P), Zach Hadel, Chris O’Neill, Will Stamper, Zach Hadel, Mick Lauer and MANY MANY MORE. It’s not quite as prestigious as it once was but it’s a place where you can upload your creations, get more views then you would on either Youtube or Vimeo and get well informed feedback on how you can improve. And hey, if you’re lucky some people might even reach out to you asking if you want to collab. Beyond that, there’s also study groups you can follow on facebook such as the Animator’s Study Group (with one of the admins being yours truly, link below):

https://www.facebook.com/groups/animstudygroup/

If you make your connections strong enough, it’ll make spreading the word about your work much easier. In fact, people might hear about you at a rate you aren’t expecting. That’s why you should also consider being more active on social media like Twitter and that. It’s like the saying goes: It helps to have friends in high places. And if there’s no such animation community in your town, why not make one yourself? You might be surprised how many people in your city are longing for the same thing.

5. Know what you’re worth

Now this part is sort of multifaceted. It’s both covering a financial and physical meaning of self worth and a more spiritual, artistic sense of self worth. If your career is anything like mine, chances are you will start as a freelancer before anything else. That’s fine. Freelancing isn’t guaranteed to be a stable living, but it makes a great portfolio builder. And who knows? Maybe you’ll be good enough at it to start doing freelance animation for life. But with the beginning of freelancing comes a pretty daunting question: how much should you charge for your work? If you’re of a good nature, you want to be firm but fair. The first thing you should know is you should never feel like you HAVE to work for free. If you want to do it go ahead, but don’t think your work is worth nothing. You’re putting in hours to deliver a service of which somebody else will profit from; you deserve to be compensated. Don’t ever fall for the “exposure” line some employers may give you. If all you wanted was exposure you’d just make things for yourself and share the absolute crap out of it, and exposure doesn’t put bread on the table. As for how much you charge, there’s a couple of ways you can go about it. You can see if your employer offers you a wage first and see if it sounds reasonable to you. But if you have to figure it out yourself, you can do a “per second” model where your animated short is a set amount of dollars per second of the shorts length. You can also charge based on how many weeks or even months it takes you to complete it. This is a pretty broad subject that has a crazy amount of variables to it (a lot of which having to do with what exactly is it that they are asking you to make and how complex is it) so I would give this a lot of serious thought and research as to how you work it out, but it’s one of those things you learn with trial and error a lot of times.

Let’s end this with a more philosophical bit of information. Sometimes you’re going to feel like you can’t do it. Maybe you aren’t as skilled as you thought you were, maybe you put out a bunch of applications but nobody has called you back yet, maybe you failed a few animation tests that you’ve gotten. A hard part of any path to doing what you love is taking the rejection and failure. But if you’re serious about wanting to do animation and you have undeniable skill, patience and reliability in it, you owe it to yourself to keep going. A good successful mindset is to always think about what you CAN do, not what you can’t. If you can’t go to college, maybe you can find cheaper training or train yourself. If you can’t afford equipment, maybe you can get an open source software or put in volunteer hours to rent out the things you need. If you can’t find an animation community in your town, maybe you can either find one online or start one yourself. It may seem difficult, but it’s easier to pursue a career in this medium now than it ever was before. If you have the wherewithal to see this choice through, you will find success. Trust me.

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t-baba · 5 years ago

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▶ Horrible Web Interfaces and How to Build Them — This entertaining talk from React Rally looks at a variety of ‘horrible’ Web-based interface approaches and the underlying technologies involved. I particularly like the ‘gravity’-based volume control.

Anthony Frehner

Google Is Evolving “nofollow” with New Ways to Identify The Nature of Links — Google introduced rel=’nofollow’ in 2005 as a way for site owners to mark untrusted links that shouldn’t receive any PageRank-related credit in Google’s algorithms. It took off, but now Google is introducing two new rel values for specific types of content.

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Speeding Up The Web with the Save-Data Header — The Save-Data header field is a request header that indicates a client’s preference for reduced data usage — it’s not particularly new, but this is a good look at what it can achieve.

Matt Hobbs

Caniuse and MDN Compatibility Data Collaboration — MDN’s browser compatibility data is now integrated into the popular caniuse website, with the goal of surfacing even more web compatibility info to web developers.

Florian Scholz & Alexis Deveria (Mozilla Hacks)

What's New In DevTools for Chrome 78 — Including Lighthouse 5.2 in the Audits panel, and Largest Contentful Paint in the Performance panel.

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An Animated Chart of Browser Usage Share 1996 - 2019 — One of those popular visuals showing the rise and fall of browsers over the last 20 or so years.

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So You’re Being Sued for Accessibility Non-Compliance? — Compliance with web accessibility requirements is an important legal consideration — here are some tips to get started.

Bekah Rice (Telerik)

Less Data Doesn't Mean a Lesser Experience — Thoughts on how you can provide a good user experience for those looking to save data, without breaking things.

Tim Kadlec

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The Making of an Animated Favicon — Dynamically changing the pixels in a favicon to display upload progress – A lot of effort here, but it’s a neat little detail.

Preethi Sam

Mastering The HTML <audio> Tag — An in-depth guide covering the HTML <audio> tag and how it can be used.

Jean-Baptiste Jung

Understanding Specificity in CSS — Covers the basics of specificity in CSS and why you should never need !important.

Jess Mitchell

A Beginner's Guide to 'Scrollytelling' — Plenty of examples here on how scrolling can help tell a compelling and dynamic story.

Jeff Cardello

Using rel="preconnect" to Establish Network Connections Early and Increase Performance

Chris Coyier

Why to Stop Infinite Scrolling on Your Website Now — We can’t say we’re fans either.

Monish Reddy

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Using :focus-within to highlight a form

If you're working on a form with multiple sections, then the :focus-within property may prove useful.

This CSS pseudo-class can be utilised to highlight an entire form area when the user selects any of a form container's input fields.

The example image below demonstrates this (you can also see it in action in this little CodePen demo). The user has selected the Name input, and the entire form is highlighted in green:

Using this property is simple enough — just append the :focus-within selector on to the element you wish to highlight. Then, when any of the elements descendants are bought into focused, the desired change will occur.

form:focus-within { background: #98FB98; }

Browser support for this currently sits at around 82% — IE, Edge and Samsung Internet are amonst those yet to implement support.

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ruffle: A Flash Player Emulator — An Adobe Flash Player emulator written in the Rust programming language. Ruffle targets both the desktop and the web using WebAssembly. There's a demo here. Related: The once-popular Flash website Newgrounds are planning to make use of this.

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A Flexbox Cheatsheet Inside VS Code — This little VS Code extension builds upon the work done by Darek Kay - offering a quick reference guide within VS Code, meaning you can look things up quickly without switching context.

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Leap Day

Leap Day is a platformer for iOS and Android made unique by a particular mechanic: a new level, every day, at midnight, without fail. This seems like more content than it actually is, as the average level can be beaten in around twenty minutes, give or take for difficulty.

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The Super Meat Boy comparisons are as apt as they are inevitable (although Leap Day is more visually reminiscent of the original Meat Boy on Newgrounds and later The Basement Collection). Leap Day is filled with various traps: enemies, spikes, portals, and spinning deadly saws. Pixel fruit are scattered through each level as well. Each level is cut into sixteen sections, with the player starting at section 16 and working their way up to section 1 (which can make discussion of each section an Abbott-and-Costello-esque situation) with a checkpoint at each section. Checkpoints can be activated either by paying 20 fruit- which gets harder to gather as you go up each level- or by watching a 30 second ad. This per-checkpoint ad would be plenty, as checkpoints can be vital, but Leap Day also pushes a single screen ad every 4 or 5 deaths, and requires a full 30 second ad to play a previous day’s level. This is, by far, the worst part of the game. There is an in-app purchase available which removes ads for around $4.50.

Leap Day’s starting character is a little yellow man named Yolk, but other characters are unlocked through the collection of trophies. You can only earn trophies for the current day’s level, but it luckily only takes around 8 trophies for a new creature or camera ability. Each level has the potential for four trophies – a bronze for reaching section 10, a silver for reaching section 5, a gold for beating the level, and a final gold apple trophy for collecting 100% of the fruit in the level.

Leap Day’s daily level mechanic is the key to the game’s longevity. On install, only the current day’s level is available, but I found myself quickly working to fill in the monthly calendar in the game’s main menu. Each day is labeled on the calendar with whatever trophy you’ve achieved for the level so far. This simple UI and clarity of one’s achievements makes going for 100% easier and more engaging than I’ve experienced from most other games. Getting all of the pixel fruit in each level adds an extra level of challenge and makes getting all of those apple trophies highly rewarding.

There are two areas where Leap Day really shines. The backgrounds for Leap Day are gorgeous, and vary from fruit-constellation starscapes to bright green floral landscapes to sunset-red industrial castles. The character art itself is good, but largely unremarkable with the exception of the enemies. Leap Day’s levels are filled with electric squids bouncing from top to bottom, purple flapping pigs and other such delightful, pixel-rendered monsters. It really does takes the sting off the game’s occasional difficulty.

The best part of Leap Day, by far, is the music. Video game soundtracks have been steadily getting better, but a soundtrack for a mobile game as good as this one is truly impressive. Nitrome has a great reputation for design and music, and leap Day is no exception. Nitrome’s chiptune score is frankly phenomenal, and I’ve found myself wanting a purchase option on more than one occasion. The soundtrack, or most of it, is luckily available on Youtube. Leap Day is definitely one of the most engaging platformers of 2016, and the best platformer I’ve ever played on a smartphone. Leap Day is solid in execution but exemplary in its design: from the pixel art to the soundtrack to the games difficulty, it exceeds mobile game expectations. It is never hard enough to give me pause about continuing to play, but never easy enough that I find myself bored. It’s dependence on advertising can make for an occasionally frustrating experience, but Leap Day knocks it out of the park in every other way.

Final score: 8/10. Leap Day is gorgeous and satisfying, and only it’s dependence on ad revenue holds it back.

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New games in the second-tier network: Satoshi Nakamoto's game calls for the Lightning Network to brand-new heights

The Bitcoin Layer 2 network is appreciated for its speed and scalability, looked after really helps to implement some interesting new smart contract features. In this respect, the micro-transaction feature has also inspired electronic asset holders to develop and adopt Lightning System Programs (LApps). These apps possess subverted content material tokenization (using Y 'alls and LNCast) to privacy-friendly texts (such as LnSMS and Receive Text message). Although these earlier applications were mainly utilized as proof-of-concept prototypes, they did not have many advantages over centralized user-friendly applications. They produced new ways to circumvent the rules and conventions of the older entire world. Through these apps, personal privacy and sovereignty have been amplified as never before, and it is only a matter of time prior to the snowball effect and getting the focus of mainstream interest. At the Magic Crypto conference, Lightning Labs CEO Elizabeth Stark praised the vigorous growth of LApps in her panel debate, and she emphasized the most basic difference with similar DApps: LApps possess a faster consumer base growth, that leads to faster app speeds. "The quickness of development is certainly shocking. I didn't expect it to happen so fast. I like to see individuals build related apps on the Lightning System. In other communities, they're all'developer, developer, programmer' It's a slogan, but nobody is actually making use of Dapp. On the Lightning System, people are deploying it, and everyone will participate and interact." Moreover, because the development quickness of Lightning Network technology often exceeds the quantity of information which can be processed at once, it is very important to possess high-quality applications inside Lightning applications. Furthermore, there might be "killer apps" on the Lightning System which are needed through the entire Bitcoin field. I am hoping that at least one product in this evaluation can attract everyone's attention. Satoshi Nakamoto's game If we assume that Atari's former video game programmer Hal Finne is Satoshi Nakamoto (Satoshi Nakamoto) is behind the pseudonym, then the creator of Bitcoin may also develop pixelated artwork similar to Satoshi Nakamoto's game content. In short, Satoshi Nakamoto's game is friendly to the Lightning Network. The game is similar to flash game websites such as Miniclip, Pogo and Newgrounds. The game is easy but addictive. Many of these video games imitated Super Mario World (Super Mario World) Mario World, Minecraft, the Legend of Zelda Zelda), "Bejeweled" (Bejeweled), "Agar" and "Flappy Bird" and other game mechanics. Carlos Roldan (@whiteyhat), the programmer of Satoshi Nakamoto's game, told us: "Satoshi Nakamoto's game is special since it reminds gamers of the past." "Presently, retro arcade video games aren't so common or even popular. If you combine these nostalgic video game elements with Bitcoin and the lightning environment, you can get a match up manufactured in heaven. This is a programmer in the 1980s and 1990s What we dream of." Thoughts is broken asked to cover the entrance charge of 1 1,000 satoshis, the novelty of the LApp becomes apparent. Even if you are unwilling to cover and only desire to try quite a few totally free versions of the game, it is possible to immerse yourself within the text-structured adventure story "Legend of Satoshi Nakamoto", and test your survival abilities through the Bitcoin version of Minecraft (BCraft) (This is actually the 2D version of Minecraft), or it is possible to explore the sky of alien planets. Unfortunately, these are the only real two Bitcoin-themed video games, because the other two video games ("Skulldude" and the golden axe-inspired "the Lair) does not have any narrative or visible adaptation to imply that they are related to Satoshi Nakamoto. When you have a recharge cards with thousands of Satoshi, you will discover more interesting games The true fun is to begin by paying 1000 Satoshi and steadily explore the advantages of becoming a true member. This is not investment guidance, and you'll even regret investing your BTC. Nonetheless, what you purchase can support a small development group to invest a lot of time and energy in this project. Users can use Lightning Wallet, Joule web browser extension or even Blockstack common login cleansing to complete the required small transactions. LApps become interconnected by giving mutual support, which is very worthy of attention, which collaborative approach may also promote the entire wave of technological innovation. It only takes a couple of seconds to complete a small transaction (during writing, the worthiness of a small transaction is 11 cents), as soon as you become a real member, a retro-looking dashboard can look. Here, it is possible to set your own nickname, purchase a different account picture, or become a senior supporter with voting rights and the proper to use tournaments (more upon this later). It is possible to certainly spend several satoshis to make custom results, but if you are like me, you can be wanting to explore the top features of advanced games. Maybe, you just want to play mini video games, then you can certainly visit a replica game of "Jewellery Array" with the theme of Bitcoin mining, one imitating "Flappy" Bird" game, or a game adapted from "Super Mario World" where Satoshi Nakamoto changed Princess Beech, etc. The win or lack of the game depends on how well an individual plays. The charm of the game itself is not in the form of expression or technical realization, but in a novel perspective. In the two video games listed, being truly a good player can help you have more Bitcoin benefits. And given that they provide very different functions and mechanisms, they're most likely the best reason to pay to become a member (I eventually spend lots of time enjoying them, therefore i will get many additional benefits). For example, in "Super Bro", one game point equals one satoshi. Like many readers, I was raised playing Nintendo's super video games. In this respect, "Super Bros." is a superb retro game. It offers some textures, backgrounds and computer animation techniques that will enable you to get back to the times of enjoying "Super Mario World". Conceptually, the game is easy: After the user passes all the cards, the rest of the bitcoins and the adventure rewards collected during the game will undoubtedly be delivered to the wallet within small bitcoins. I spent a lot more than 20 hours doing offers and listening to music. During this period, I had been rewarded with about 20,000 Satoshis.

"Super Bros" actor and Casa CEO Jeremy Welch is remarkably similar. This game will need you by way of a random journey and knowledge varying levels of difficulty. Occasionally your game is as simple as strolling in the recreation area. At other moments, you can be attacked by a band of goomba divided by many deadly traps. This adaptation of "Super Mario World" is fun and addictive-plus, you have a strong financial incentive to return and play it every day. Basically, gamers can wait for Satoshi factors to accumulate during the break, and simply earn back the entrance charge of 1 1,000 Satoshi. In fact, it is easy to suppose gamers in establishing countries might find a income source in "Super Bros.", just as some players nevertheless grow coins in "Wow." The distinction is certainly that BTC units are usually scarce and may become more valuable over time. However, games aren't all of candy or bitcoin benefits. The handle of the game is much worse than what you saw in the original Nintendo game in 1991. The jumping mechanism can sometimes become your worst enemy, and different levels can quickly become boring. Although "Super Mario World" is much more interesting than "Super Bros", it isn't built on a cutting-edge payment system that can provide financial benefits. You can find always trade-offs.

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We played on the Lightning Network version of the ball game for about one hour, and there have been only two other players around. Soon, I eliminated one of these. After eating so many vibrant dots, I grew to become an unstoppable whale. Considering its multiplayer character, the game is quite boring if you have no competitors. You may occupy 25% of the game map, but you'll be looking forward to challenges and enjoyment. For me, this is an interesting lesson concerning the necessity of capitalism and competition (Once, I deliberately put into multiple circles to help other gamers eat my smaller sized part, and I could become bigger). Privileged function If Satoshi Nakamoto's video games become your day-to-day habit, and you desire to unlock the functions, then you have to pay a supplementary 500,000 Satoshi. After paying, you'll get the proper to vote for potential future development, and you'll be allowed to take part in tournaments, you can earn more bitcoins, and you will become a first-class citizen in the game kingdom. Paid users may also receive many customization features that distinguish consumer profiles from other profiles. On the one hand, users provide more support for developers, in exchange, users will get more rights. Furthermore, in "Super Bros", users will have 3 extra lives at the beginning of each game (in any other case each life will cost 500 satoshis), buying 1000 satoshis can increase the final quantity of bitcoin benefits. For example, usually you can earn 500 satoshis by the end of the game prize accumulation, so right now your Bitcoin accumulation prize should raise to 2000 satoshis. Somewhat, your expense in reduced account makes sense only if you are ready to spend lots of time enjoying LApps games. Interested friends can visit: My prediction Nakamoto's game is not commendable since it is a personal game based on creating consumer experience. Due to the complex platform supplied by LApps, interesting economic incentives, and the willingness to integrate other apps such as Joule and Blockstack, the LApps series has earned a location in the spotlight. There is sufficiently content to please make sure to everyone who likes retro video gaming, and you can find enough reasons for you to return to the past every day and go through the feeling of returning to the early 1990s. Furthermore, the survey shows that you will have more content in the future, and the community will determine the priority of developers. The LApps series is certainly not perfect. However, when you are in the Super Brothers or Lightning Golf ball Battle game, you will discover enough fun to overlook some bugs that require to be fixed. There is also a competent error reporting system, that i found to end up being quite responsive: I also exchanged some text messages with developers to provide feedback. Obviously, enough time I spent testing LApps is effective to both events: I got a small amount of Bitcoin benefits, and the platform has obviously become better. Gaming can be a multi-billion dollar industry that can take advantage of the integration of fast, secure, and personal payments. It is good to possess at least one LApp in a big company, but in the end the achievement of a project like Satoshi's game directly depends on our participation as a neighborhood. We use our period and satoshi to vote, and the dynamics of the change accordingly. Roldan said: "You want to build a more scalable platform that will allow us to meet up the higher needs of video game developers who want to add their work to Satoshi Nakamoto's game. Furthermore, we simply added our project to Product In Hunt, this will require some neighborhood support. Your responses can fundamentally influence our potential future in a very positive way. For those who have time to try these platforms, you should do so. Just like keeping a pet, you can have some longer fun and create the investment pay off ultimately. "

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FLASHBack: Week 74 [Bisected-Month Brackenwood] - Bitey of Brackenwood

FLASHBack time once more, and since it's the third Thursday of the month, that means another visit to the forest covered fantasy world of Brackenwood, as envisioned by former Disney animator Adam Philips. Last month we met Bingbong, a kind hearted simpleton who was meant to be the lead character. As I hinted at last time, the Brackenwood series shares a commonality with Homestar Runner in that there was an idiot main character, and a jerkish asshole of a character meant to be the nemesis, and fans nearly unanimously pointed to the latter and said "THIS ONE. Him I like." On 27 March 2004 Adam would post a Flash to his personal site that would introduce a new character, Bitey of Brackenwood; two days later he would upload it to Newgrounds, where it took the trifecta of Daily Feature, Weekly Users' Choice, and Review Crew Pick awards. Later, Bitey of Brackenwood would win runner up in the 2004 TGSNT (The Greatest Story Never Told) Awards, a Flash Animation Professional Industry contest. Bitey is the last of the Dashkin, a satyr-like race with supernatural speed and agility. Having grown up without parental guidance and the power to outrun the consequences of his actions, he's a bit of a brat and a bully. He was originally to have been named Mortis, but as Philips developed the character, he decided he wanted something simpler while still retaining a touch of the sinister. He settled on "Bitey" a word that he'd used to describe nasty critters since he was a child. (Being from Australia, it was probably a word he had many occasions to use.) Settling on a face was even harder than picking a name — one day he scribbled out a sketch of a face design he didn't like, which gave him the inspiration to just cover Bitey's whole head and face in a layer of fur. Fun fact: Bitey's standing vertical jump is as high as 20 meters — someone sign him up for the NBA.

When we first meet Bitey, he's hunting down a yellow Easter Marshmallow Peep-looking creature called a fatsack. This particular one was named "Jiblet" by fans on the BiteyCastle forums. At first it looks like poor Jiblet is going to meet a gruesome and toothy end at the jaws of Bitey, but it turns out the dashkin had other plans for it, bouncing it on his head like a soccer ball before smacking it far in the distance with a stick. There are worse fates that can befall a peep to be honest. It's then that Bitey notices that he's stumbled upon a clearing with a treehouse cottage. A sign near by has the word "Wee" and a drawing of a witch, with an arrow pointng to her cottage. This witch's full name is Lemonee Wee, and like Bitey, she too is the last of her race. The Vicans were humanoids imbued with innate magic such as flight and control of the elements. Her design in this Flash is by Adam's friend and co-worker from when he worked at Disney, David Wilkinson. Bitey approaches the cottage, the expression on his face a mix of curiosity and annoyance despite Philips only having the outlines of eyes to work with unless the dashkin opens his mouth. However, it works for Spiderman and Deadpool, and so it works for Bitey as well. As he peeks inside, he sees that Lemonee is taking tea with the hairless Mourrg, Auld Sage. In addition to that, a picture on the wall shows him giving the Vican a piggyback ride. Bitey, who has no such close friends, decides to take out his frustrations on one of Lemonee's flowerpots. As Bitey jumps down and walks away, Wee bursts out, intending to let the Dashkin know that under no circumstances do you mess with her plants. She strafes him with her broom a few times, but he's too fast for her, dodging out of the way each time. She changes tactics, distracting him with her broom and then hitting him with her fliquirish magic, summoning up a wave of water to carry him off. Bitey's speed is of no use to him as he's bounced and tossed at the top of animated water, and he might still be stuck there, had he not been yanked out by another member of the bigfoot-like Mourrg race, this one having a full pelt unlike Auld Sage. Bitey probably wishes he hadn't been rescued though, as this particular Mourrg is friends with Jiblet, and decides to return the favor for the treatment that the dashkin had given the little yellow fatsack earlier with a running dropkick. That's all for Brackenwood for now, but the Mid-Month Slot on FLASHBack used to belong to Madness Combat, and there's been a recent development on that front. While there hasn't been a release of any animations to advance the main canon storyline, on 15 May 2020, Krinkels indulged us in a bit of non-canon (and headphone destroying) silliness titled PSA: Piracy, in which Hank and two grunts act out the audio from this student project. Next week, we'll kick it old school with a throwback to the 4-Bit video gaming era.

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Top 10 Trusted Online Gaming Sites

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