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luni, 3 octombrie 2011

Two Weeks Break

Posted on 00:31 by Stephanie
I won't have a new post for the next two weeks. I am off to Vienna to give a talk at 
the Pixel Animation Conference. Feel free to leave comments on any post you'd like, I will be checking them.
When I get back I will have some very cool material for you, pencil tests as well as artwork.
Like the guy on public radio over here says: "Be well, do good work, and keep in touch."



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