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Hello hello hello everyone! Thanks for your support once again, or for the first time! You rock!!!

For those wondering about my next film project: well over half of it is now finished, and the finished parts also include most of the difficult parts. It's also very very short, so I reckon it could be finished in the not too distant future!

Not at all related, but here's a clown watering a bird. The original line art for this picture is also one of this month's Pen Pal drawings, which will be shipped out in the next day or two.

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catonice

The baby birdplant is wholesome

Ken MacAllister

I can't stop staring at the water droplets. The more I look at them, the more they seem to be made of something other than water - something with a far higher viscosity. Note that the drops that have hit the ground haven't changed shape and been absorbed- they still have their pointy tails- like they're made of molten glass that solidified as it fell, or some kind of epoxy. I also like how this entire little world appears to be taking place on a cylinder- maybe slowly rotating beneath the clown, an infinite cycle of reincarnating bird plants as the cylinder rotates. The clown has always been watering, and will always water. There was no beginning, and there is no end.

Zephyr Madera

The pointillistic style clouds for me are the most amazing backdrop. It would be interesting to see a scene make use of shifting art styles from the background to the foreground perspective, like from surreal to impressionistic to hyperrealistic