swimmingRat

Still indecisive about which font to use for the animated text in my "Hound of the Baskervilles" stop motion. The Obvious Choice: Baskerville Bold. If so, which version? There's ITC New Baskerville, Baskerville Classico and so on. Or maybe give every character a different font? In which chase Henry Baskerville gets one of the Baskerville variations, Watson gets Garamond, et cetera. Enough time to decide, since only 1 out of 15 acts are ready, script wise, and dialogue will be edited in after the animation is done... but still. To whoever may read this: I'd appreciate your input. :'D On another note... After reading trough the delightfu

That's exactly what happened. Ever since I watched an old-style airing of the 1922 movie "Nosferatu - Eine Symphonie des Grauens" in my hometown "cinema" I've been unable to do get the barrage of Orlock-themed fanart out of my head. I really, really want to start on one of the scribbles I have lying around but everytime I sit down and take up a brush my mind goes blank and nothing happens. No composition, no ideas, no mood, no nothing. Just after I overcame an artblock! *grah* Anything else I can draw just fine... just anything undead and pale is impossible to do. -.- I thought about putting in the DVD and get some more inspiration... bu

Comment and I'll tell you the following. (1) Tell you something I learned about you by looking at your DA page. (2) Tell you a color you remind me of. (3) Tell you what element I believe you belong to (e.g. water, fire, air, etc.). (4) Tell you what of your Ocs is my favorite. (5) Ask you a question, and you must answer. (6) Tell you something I like about you. (7) Give you a nickname. (8) Tell you what am I doing right now. (9) Tell you what food/ flavor/smell you remind me of. (10) Tell you to do one in your journal too, if you have not already done it