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Neeya and Ling strolling in the streets in the nights

🎵 "Maboroshi" by Hyper Potions

costume fix !

Got permission from @lzbros to share this here since they mainly use Twitter these days. (https://twitter.com/LZbros/status/1707971069179752458)

A lovely animation from one of our amazing animators, Zach! Ehehe looking forward to the Dungeon Meshi anime (just saw the latest trailer and yesssss)~~~ Anywho our animators are so goated I love them~~~~~

kakimari

the shows finally out so i can post my own fanart of my favorite guys 🥺

bobokitty

MARI YESSSSS SO GOOD

servancastillo

Richter Belmont's grief.

~Concept: a memory manifested as older Richter crying and his dead mother staring right at the audience, just as her dead body stared back at him, like the last time he saw her.

Now that the series is out, I can make fan art. I was storyboard artist on 4 episodes this season, 3-6 and helped a bit on ep 2. I'm very proud of the team and grateful to have been given the opportunity. I hope to be able to share some of my boards soon! It was my first full time position as a board artist back then, so this one is very special. I'm a big Richter Belmont fan. Grateful for Sam for talking to me and welcoming me to the team back then. The series came out so great!

For now, here is some fan art.

bobokitty

It was awesome work with ya!!

kaopiak

Beck & Ronnie

Do you guys take commissions? And if yes how do you price them? What factors play into the price? I've always been wondering how much animations cost.

Cheers ✌️

Hi there!

Unfortunately we don't do any commissions at the moment, since I have a day job and things to juggle with.

If you're curious about price-wise, back then I'd charge by the seconds of animation involved. So if it's a 5-sec animation, 5 x $30 = $150. Rates will vary depending on the specifications so that's just my example baseline figure (just plain colors, lines only without bg) which doesn't include [planning, size of project, color & compositing, commercialibility, etc].

Hope it's not overwhelming, animation is pretty multi-layered so that's how I roughly work with when I do animation commission!

Thanks for asking!