Ok… I’ve been currently working on some stuff including a poser model. Well, not exactly a model, but a “clothing model” or costume or whatever you wanna call it
I’ve always liked fantasy armors and stuff of the likes of Warcraft, and that’s pretty much what “inspired” me to make this model. I am still missing the sword, though.



In other news… there’s this organization that helps people produce their own films, and I am going to enter and see if I can manage to win something. We have to make a sort-of-feature film (more than 60 minutes long) and, according to what I understand, we’d have 18 months for it.
I have a story that could be used. It’s actually the story that I was developing for a comic, but I can make the adaptation if nobody comes up with a different story.
And this part of the post is something that happened a while ago but I hadn’t posted it till now (on my blog, at least).

Ok, I am not mentioning any names because I don’t want to open a can of worms. However, I don’t find it extremely unethical to show you a screencap of the project I talk about. Look at it this way: I can’t show you this project and tell you this was a hit of a TV commercial because that’s not true. So in the end you have to admit that at least I am honest
It’s not Pixar-quality but it still looks pretty good for a project that done by 3 people in a one-week timeframe. Having said that, I find it stupid that the man decided to drop, not only the project, but the entire campaign (meaning that they didn’t air anything on TV).
That must surely be one of the stupidest choices ever made: “ok, since you’re not willing to accept what I want to pay, there will be no commercial”. The fun part is that the milk company (the ones actually paying for it) didn’t even realize that the man called everything off.
Gotta say this shows this guy’s “dedication” to keep his customers happy…