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Thanks for all the great questions! In case you haven't already seen the first journal with a few answers, just click on this http://motionbooktool.deviantart.com/journal/Some-answers-to-some-recent-questions-363387248 to check them out! To augment our first round of answers, here are a few more answers to recent questions: Q1) Will users have to have coding knowledge/experience? A1) Not at all!  The tool is actually really simple for anyone to use with a great user interface (that we are refining as I write these words to make even better)! Q2) Will the user be able to drop in sound assets, music, and sound effects into the motion books?

I've recently left my job in the game industry so that I could focus more of my time and attention on Lackadaisy.  Patreon is my weapon of choice in trying to see this to fruition. If more Lackadaisy comic updates, illustrations, tutorials, mini-comics, books and other things interests you, please do check it out! Notes on Character Design I received the question pictured below at my tumblr blog.  In case it's useful to anyone here, I decided to go ahead and use this otherwise dormant journal to share the article I put together in response. Character design and drawing are tome-sized topics and even if I had all the answers (I don't - I h

I just felt like giving a little motivational speech, based on some questions and feedback I've gotten from young, aspiring artists. Some of you say you look at my art and get inspired, and I just love hearing that because that's just what I want; to be able to inspire! It also inspires be back, because I know very well how it's like to work your butt off and not feeling you're getting anywhere. And I can relate when some of you say you actually lose all motivation when you see my work (or others' work, of course), because you feel you could never reach that same "level". I was there too, I've felt just like you guys! I have also had the nag