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Greetings from Budapest! I am currently attending the second module of Animation Sans Frontirère here, which is looking to be a bit of a hectic affair. Nonetheless I just saw that it's #ThankYouPatrons day, so I wanted to share another minute of animation I've been doing...

...Well, it's 47 seconds to be exact, but after these two scenes I started doing shots from a few different scenes spread throughout the episode, so it made more sense to cut it here.

This one was quite fun to work on with it being so abstract. Care to take a guess as to what my favorite shot was?


I'll hold off on longer blog updates till I'm back in Denmark in two weeks, so in the meanwhile all the best wishes and happy November!

- Sif


PS: I've been thinking about doing the end-of-the-year artbook magazine as a Patreon goal. We are veeery close to 100$/month, which would just about cover printing a 16-paged magazine as far as I'm aware. (The magazine would be sent as a late Christmas present to all patrons who provide a shipping address).

What do you think? Should we go for that as a very feasible goal, or should I set the goal higher and make a little campaign out of it to try and raise money for something with a bit more meat on it? Of course it'd also be raising money to hire some possible help on clean-up in the new year and all, so maybe it would make sense - but I'm just really thankful for all the support I've already got, so it'd feel hard asking for more. 

In other words, your input on this is much appreciated! 


Files

Previews only

ToZRough_Scene05-06

Dear viewer! Thank you for watching this WIP version of the "Tales of Zale Episode 3: Flicker" animatic. You're currently watching it with temp music, temp SFX and some temp line readings from yours truly. Lucky you! With that in mind I'd very much appreciate any and all feedback you may have to make this episode the best that it can be. You can share your thoughts with me by whatever means we're in contact, or via mail: sif@sifps.com

Comments

Paper

Aaa it looks really good Sif!!! And the end of the year artbook sounds like a good idea, but really make sure it's within the budget without taking too much from your project! :D

Sif Savery

Thanks so much Nataschja! And welcome aboard- keeping an eagerly watchful eye on your project too! 🧡

JoLumaya

I'm very happy to keep supporting you, Sif. :D