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Ever thought about PayPal on Rextra like Chris Morrison did on PCC?

If I was taking donations I’d consider it. Right now all I’m looking for are some contributors who will post some art and comments from time to time. I’ve set my goals pretty low right now.

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Interesting idea.

I always preferred wheelbarrows full of money as motivation for myself, but this might work too.

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Rebelette? Or something along those lines. 😕

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So you do have some pretty powerful tools to play with. I did my stuff with hand drawings, Photo Shop and Flash. Fortunately Flash is an okay tool for web animation. It’s just a bit tricky to get the hang of.

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Sounds like a plan.

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It’s pretty good.

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Not too shabby. I’d love to know how you did it.

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There’s a website that sells animation supplies. It’s where my college gets all the supplies for students (I’m studying to become an animator myself). If I find the site, I could send you the link. The thing is, I know for a fact that these things don’t come cheap. An animation disk with a desk stand comes in, I think, at over $300.

Yeah. I know. I’ve priced them. I can’t afford the materials, and I have a real difficult time justifying any big expense on 2D animation stuff because all I’m doing is dabbling for my own amusement.

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I do believe I have seen this posted on the Wreck Shop board.

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The animation is great, you should really in-between that.

I’d like to but, that animation was done without the aid of a pegboard and tracing paper. It was done on scraps of marker layout paper cut in various odd sizes. To in-between that particular animation would be a major undertaking.

Fortunately I have constructed a crude pegboard and when I get the time and energy I will be able to give the 2D animation a second try, without all the registration problems I had first time.

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