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Timoth
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- Hillsboro, OR
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- Hometown:
- Former San Diego, California State - Resident
- About Me:
- 2D_animation penciling / inking / scripting / filming. Freelance illustrator.
- Favorite Comic Book:
- SPAWN, SPIDERMAN - Todd Macfarlane - likes to read ZORRO
- Favorite Books (writing-related or not):
- Steven King ( The Tailsman, Christein, Cujo, Carrie )
Figuring out what to put in here - for a profile.
Two Years Ago - I took my cheap video cameras, and started producing my own YOUTUBE films, with my Significant Other, Michael. ( Michael is on an invalid Scooter - and can't get out all that much.)
The lesson here that I want to impart to those who write:
If you really want to get close to the action - take snapshots, and record video on your own. If there's a backdrop scene that looks incredible for a setting - please, by all means use that. At least you have something that will inspire the rest of the puzzle to come together.
Most of all - don't be in a rush, take your time.
Practice writing about a subject, such as what's on www.livejournal.com to flex your muscle.
T.G.
The lesson here that I want to impart to those who write:
If you really want to get close to the action - take snapshots, and record video on your own. If there's a backdrop scene that looks incredible for a setting - please, by all means use that. At least you have something that will inspire the rest of the puzzle to come together.
Most of all - don't be in a rush, take your time.
Practice writing about a subject, such as what's on www.livejournal.com to flex your muscle.
T.G.
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Social Bunny Videoclip - Idea Concept for a comic script.
I really do feel that as someone who writes, or creates for that matter... should try to cut their own material.
Again, this is a hack-hearted attempt to direct and edit a piece of film.
- - - Thank goodness for the Sims 2 video game. Can you imagine how long it would take to draw .fps to make up your own animation work on a piece of digital film, you would have to wonder what kind of commitment of time someone is willing to put in practice.
For now, there's no soundtrack -
(( someone else who… Continue
Again, this is a hack-hearted attempt to direct and edit a piece of film.
- - - Thank goodness for the Sims 2 video game. Can you imagine how long it would take to draw .fps to make up your own animation work on a piece of digital film, you would have to wonder what kind of commitment of time someone is willing to put in practice.
For now, there's no soundtrack -
(( someone else who… Continue
Posted on March 31, 2009 at 8:08pm —
Squandering one's talent - is as bad as 'not sharing' what you have.
Call me crazy - isn't that what people often refer to others who are writers, and Illustrators ?
Sometimes, it's always good to just stay quiet - and simply show the sketch pad to an audience. Let them draw their own conclusions... and just sit there. Listen carefully to what their impression is going to be. Remember, though if you wrote your story FAITHFULLY - IT CONVEYS HONESTY.
No problem -
If anyone questions why you feel that this story needs to be told.
--- but sometimes if there are th… Continue
Sometimes, it's always good to just stay quiet - and simply show the sketch pad to an audience. Let them draw their own conclusions... and just sit there. Listen carefully to what their impression is going to be. Remember, though if you wrote your story FAITHFULLY - IT CONVEYS HONESTY.
No problem -
If anyone questions why you feel that this story needs to be told.
--- but sometimes if there are th… Continue
Posted on February 17, 2009 at 7:20am —
Which one of your "short" stories - seem to be the most developed for reading ?
Actually, the reason for this post - is to encourage some personal self-discipline.
What I would like to do - is put up some more illustrations, and explain the sequence of events.
(( You really can't describe to someone what a Graphic Novelia Experience is - until you present it.))
--- I'm actually so over the idea, of trying to sell something that I don't believe in.
You will know what I'm up to - when it gets posted.
(( and I'm confident that it will be safe to view - and it won't damage a… Continue
What I would like to do - is put up some more illustrations, and explain the sequence of events.
(( You really can't describe to someone what a Graphic Novelia Experience is - until you present it.))
--- I'm actually so over the idea, of trying to sell something that I don't believe in.
You will know what I'm up to - when it gets posted.
(( and I'm confident that it will be safe to view - and it won't damage a… Continue
Posted on February 16, 2009 at 1:01pm —
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What interested me in checking NING.com - was to upload videos I've done in VHS tapes, having to do with Guys sinking in Mud.
My Thought Pattern - is that if you believe in an idea, badly enough - you'll do whatever it will take to put it on paper, or film. Once you do get over one's limitations - - - you can look at your strengths / weaknesses through the eyes / criticism of others.
Sometimes, it's about finishing what you started.
At other times, it's about learning how to devote time, energy, and effort into something. Even though most have given up on the idea.