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first time making fan art, but hell race in ep 98 of NADDPOD was too good. cant believe its gonna end.

#naddpod #not another dnd podcast #pendagrass #pendagreens #moonshine cybin #band of boobs #d&d #dungeons and dragons #fan art #troll

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Ye. Pretty much

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Cordyceps, the Killer Fungi.

Spores from the parasitic fungi called the cordyceps infects an insects brain and directs the insect upwards towards the forest canopy where it latches onto a plant to eventually die.

After growing for about 3 weeks within the dead insect, the cordyceps unleashes spores into the forest, infecting other insects within the immediate area. There are thousands of different types of cordyceps fungi and each specialise in just one type of insect species.

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I guess I’ll make compilation post. [ Commissions ]

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* * * * * Never forget this legend * * * * *

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Alessi arc, but with young Kak and Jo.

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Realistic Pokemon Paintings by lindseywart

melonmemes

Saint this man

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Illustrations from “Norse Gods” by Johan Egerkrans

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Stop-Motion Moana

“We can rebuild her… We have the technology… We know the way!”

A few months ago I ripped apart a Moana doll and made it into a stop-motion puppet using a kinetic armature kit.

The walk cycle above was the first thing I animated with this puppet, and was just a throw-away practice test with no green screen. I had never done a walk cycle in stop-motion before and soon discovered how difficult animating a straight-ahead cycle within a localized space with no retakes could be.

I showed the cycle to my dad while he was holding my Moana puppet in his hand and he seemed more impressed with this crappy test than the actual animation I did on the movie! I think the combination of him holding the puppet, and then seeing it come to life on the video before him was what blew him away. I guess that’s the appeal and magic of stop-motion. :)

Here’s a second test I animated for fun:

I read that it’s best to have the foot joints nice and tight to hold the weight of the puppet, and have the arms looser. It’s amazing how much weight those toe and foot ball-joints could hold for the falling poses: