I am pointing out now that this is my opinion, if you want to give up chocolate feel free to do so. But some just pick to give up chocolate (just an example) and so it is has no real meaning anymore. Lenting is supposed to bring you closer to your God/Godess The classic way people choose to go, is to give something up, so they have either more time for their faith or get a new perspectiv in their lives, maybe even noticing that they don‘t actually need the thing they have given up. This year (2020) that is the 26.02 and ends with Easter on 12.04) (For you information: The Lent is starting with the Ash Wednesday. How can I as a (christian) Witch actually make the lenting use- and meaningfull And give it a connection to my witchcraft? Lemon Milk almost won but we decided together TW Cen Bold and Regular looked much better. The next Font was out quite quickl as it didn’t have a regular size for the roles. Justin wanted something resembling this font: There was some discussion about the fonts. I’m glad I moved to premier pro as the flexibility of having different tracks and effects helped me create almost the exact result I wanted. I also downloaded a free trial of Marmoset Hexels but realised quickly it was the same situation as Krita but for pixel art. I tried to use Krita but I discovered that that’s best for drawing art and making it move, where as I wanted one image sliding across the screen and text. I used Photoshop to design the robots digitally and premier pro to animate and put the whole thing together. I had a lot of fun with making the credits. ■ Rachel – Fem Bot (Worked with a lot in the animation process) ■ Charlotte – Digger Bot (Modelled and Textured by her) ■ James – 21 Bot (Modelled and textured by him) ■ Justin – Doctor Bot (Modelled and Textured by him) ■ Dan – Medical Bot (She liked that one the most) It was also suggested that instead of just having random robots on the screen we are each assigned a robot we worked on or love the most. I didn’t want rolling credits like in wall-e as I thought it would be clearer what roles we did if it was one person on screen at a time. I’d never done any pixel art before so this was a first attempt for me but I’m very happy with the result

I originally wasn’t planning on also doing a pixel style but the group requested that it be pixel art so I tried it out to see. As I talked about very early on in my blog, the main inspiration for our credits came from the second half on the wall-e credits where little pixel versions of the robots drive all over the screen.

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