A friend and I recently went to the OGDE (gaming dev expo) in Columbus and had a blast! I met A LOT of people and a lot of talent there. There was a good blend of 2D and 3D, software engineers to digital artists. One person in particular I connected with just had a wayyy too cool game. I urge you to check out Adventure Lamp.

Animation Update Episode 2:

Lots of things been happening in my life. I've got a few interviews lined up for a web designer position, so I'm crossing all fingers! I'm also finishing up a new website for dwilproductions.com, so stay tuned :D Now that school is done, I can jump on board full steam ahead with my project. That way, the progress bars won't look like this anymore:

The entire animation could extend out to easily be 6 minutes, which is why progress looks so stifled. The script and the storyboard are pretty synonymous since I've completely fleshed out the script from a descriptive standpoint, so drawing the rest of the storyboard is a piece of cake, since all of the designs for characters and backgrounds are complete...except a particular city I had in mind, called Medit. I have ideas, but I've been putting it off because architecture isn't my strongpoint. Maybe this could open up for some possible collab work? I would need a 3D low-poly view (perhaps greegle-like) of a city. I might implement my drawings on top of these structures via Deep Canvas. My friend might help me with this, but he's got interviews of his own, so I am extending this out to the public as a failsafe. It would be based off of Jerusalem topography with pre-modern Jerusalem architecture, with a mix of Gothic towers and Crockets. Possibly some archivolts as well. PM me if it just sounds interesting to work on lol. This might take a bit of setup, so it could potentially be paid work. Let me know what you think.

Thirdly, I have some art commissions I'm working on. I might be able to post some up once they are done :D 

Tanks again Newground; some really awesome stuff been posting up on this site, and I frequent daily, so keep it up :)