Some choice shots I did during my time on #Rocketeer on @disneyplus. I learned a lot from this show and hearing all the music and effects they added afterwards was really cool!
I finally have a pinned tweet... like a real animator!
To all my former coworkers, and the coworkers who could have been - thank you for everything. I lived a richer and full life because of you.
Love to you all,
Kyle
I’ve asked for this to be posted after my death.
I accepted government assistance in dying.
I’m proud to have been part of the animation industry during my short career, and meeting lots of fun, interesting people. 1/
I got to express myself in ways I never thought possible. I’m happy to have learned this hidden language called animation, so I could speak it to so many people. 4/
i don't like this movie much lol but i think this part is very effective
it gets the viewer on the fox's side right away as they root for his cleverness since they understand on some small level that hes not allowed to play the same game as everyone else but is thriving anyway
besides being a surprisingly effective anti-imperialist and anti-fascist piece of media, what i really loved about andor was how it worked so hard to re-contextualize the star wars universe. nothing is taken for granted, anything could come in handy in exploring its themes
@officeanomaly@mmediocreman that's the whole trap of online discourse, it's driven not by communal love but conflict and sours everything in the process
@AGramuglia your mention of my dressup darling feels the most relevant. because it's young love, affection, *feelings*, ive seen many young women say that it's effective and relatable storytelling. much easier sell than, say, an existential tragic lovestory like gunbuster lol
@AGramuglia i think your vid mostly cemented how inherently limiting even the most earnest fanservice is since it has to draw attention to itself by design. and if the point isnt closely related to fs then all you can do is wonder how much more effective it would be if it were gone
@DannyAraya while i think there will always be a place for re-imaginings and fresh takes on old ideas nothing will excite with raw potential like something brand new
@AGramuglia once more women are in charge in the space i think we'll see a lot more interesting art move through it more naturally and it won't be so easy to question the very notion of it
@AGramuglia in my mind, the male-centric machine that works endlessly to produce fanservice regardless of how it resonates with audiences just happens to sometimes create something that speaks to the experience of those who were going to be exploited anyway, young women