Believe me, I really wish I could get these rolls printed in a dark room haha, but "Cibachrome" is defunct and both my rolls were processed as "slides"... So my only choice is to get it duplicated as a negative and then printed on "RA4", which is not convenient at all, especially in 120, haha

It is process "AR-5" or "E-6", but the former is defunct, which only leaves the latter! The Canon F-1 is indeed a great Camera! I have also shot another roll of it (In "120" format) with my Hasselblad 500c/m!

The real kind! (Shot on ̶I̶P̶h̶o̶n̶e̶ Canon F1)

Official Roy Arashi colour palette

I am finally back home from a month-long trip! To celebrate this (+ approaching miIestones), I will be doing an animation give-away & opening more Y.C.H.s soon! (Bonus picture : Have you ever seen a Fursuit photo shot on real Aerochrome film?)

They look familiar... Great photos!

More like they're being stuffed and shared by two fans

They call me a larper, but as you can see I'm more of a lapper

Unfortunately, "Milky" has what is known as a "nose", which is canonically incorrect, thus making the act of "enjoying" this animation deeply "unethical"

I say "certain" due to the way I've made some of these animations to cheat with "perspective"... It would not really be easy to replace the models with different ones on some of them...

While I finish the current Y.C.H. (once I get home)... I had an idea of maybe opening a special slot type that would allow people to put their characters in certain previous animations (excluding cοmmissioned ones)? Would there be any interest for that?

(Early post because "scheduling" is a myth spread by "big-time" to sell more "discipline")

I don't mind the complaints, I make what I want to make and it's not for them to decide I just like making fun of people who cares way too much about things that don't matter

I expressed some "artistic liberties" on the character designs (longer snouts, nose on Milky) It caused me to receive a few messages and some comments complaining/mocking that the characters were not "accurate", and that I was being a "poser" for making art without the "correct" designs

Milky still has a nose in this one, so to prevent "those fans" from complaining about "accuracy", I used my super secret technique of "conveniently hiding it out of sight"

Possibly, as I still need to adapt these models to match my artstyle (which involves texture/material edits) and will need to create an animation rig for them to be usable

So, there is interest... and questions about prices... Considering it also involves (keyword ->) partially modeling, and/or rigging a character, which is more effort than just animating... I was thinking around 500$ as a base price (less than a 2 character animation cοmmission)

I think it'll be blue raspberries or something