This is an example of one of my 30-second quicksketches of Indiana Goof from my new story-in-progress The Valley of The Jade Stars.
Welcome 2 my own little corner of the web! My input on Blogger is the 1st time I've created & shared my work online since... well, 1989! 4 those who happen 2 remember me back from our Golden Age Of Modeming back in the day during the 80s, HI! Bay Area 4ever! -Craig
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Sample of an Indiana Goof sketch
This is an example of one of my 30-second quicksketches of Indiana Goof from my new story-in-progress The Valley of The Jade Stars.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
The question of my Indiana Goof trilogy
Despite technical problems with sharing my storyboards of my Indiana Goof tales (I now have a scanner and intend to attempt improving picture quality within a few hours of this post), it has basically been underway.
Personal friends of mine have had access to this story in its near-entirety for quite some time now, so I thought I'd post a public response to the most-often-asked question regarding my trilogy:
"Craig, do you really wish that Indiana Goof was your dad?"
This has been asked of me about my project more than any other question.
So to anyone else who checks out my Indiana Goof trilogy in the future as I upload it frame by frame and touch it up: yes, it is true that I draw on inspiration from my personal emotions and experiences in life when creating, and it is also true that I always throw my all into all my work, always guaranteeing it to be a highly personal catharsis.
But you've got to remember, it's a story. ;)
So while the whole thing expresses personal emotions and the like, there's no need to take it that literally. In other words, the answer is no.
Personal friends of mine have had access to this story in its near-entirety for quite some time now, so I thought I'd post a public response to the most-often-asked question regarding my trilogy:
"Craig, do you really wish that Indiana Goof was your dad?"
This has been asked of me about my project more than any other question.
So to anyone else who checks out my Indiana Goof trilogy in the future as I upload it frame by frame and touch it up: yes, it is true that I draw on inspiration from my personal emotions and experiences in life when creating, and it is also true that I always throw my all into all my work, always guaranteeing it to be a highly personal catharsis.
But you've got to remember, it's a story. ;)
So while the whole thing expresses personal emotions and the like, there's no need to take it that literally. In other words, the answer is no.
Friday, April 1, 2011
The Partridge Family Party Bus!
Well, check this out! :D
I actually discovered this about a year or two ago, but I love it. If ever the day comes when I have to go somewhere for some huge public special occasion, this is the way I want to do it! Check it out:
THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY PARTY BUS!
I actually discovered this about a year or two ago, but I love it. If ever the day comes when I have to go somewhere for some huge public special occasion, this is the way I want to do it! Check it out:
THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY PARTY BUS!
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