*October and more/Update & Schedule* (Patreon)

I've been hard at work on this month's projects, and haven't had much time to update, but things have gone smoothly so far, so it's time to lay out the full schedule with some news and release dates.

First off, release dates: 

Star Patron

Watch for new Lens images and preview clips starting today. (As a reminder, these are temporary media, pics and clips up to 15 seconds that disappear after 24 hours, similar to "Stories" on other platforms.) 

There will be a vote coming later in the month.

Special Renders - Sometime in the remaining months of 2021, I will begin to roll out special renders for this tier. This will be a 4k+ (or occasional VR render?) each month. These won't necessarily be connected to anything else, and won't be part of a comic. They will just be something extra for my biggest supporters.

Let me know if you have more ideas for this still-growing tier!

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Microscope

"Vignette 8" - October 15th

Two micro people - Sneakers - 1 min - Starring Serana.

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"Thrown Out" w/ *new model* - October 22nd

Practical (figurines) - Full Sound FX. Lots of sandal crushing. Extreme slo-mo scenes. Broom scenes. 4min. Starring *new model*

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Magnifying Glass

"Shrinking Nightmare S2E4" - October 29th

This is the full episode. The first part (meta story) of this episode was released back in August. This full version will include a slightly extended version of that animation, plus an original animation about micro cities. The new animation will be one of the biggest set pieces I've ever put together, and by far the highest amount of moving pieces I've ever had in an animation. It won't so much be a long story, but a lot of detail crammed into a smaller time period. Even so, it's at 1 minute and counting. My goal from this point is to polish it up as much as possible, and to try to do the best sound edit that I can. 

I'm hoping it will be a suitable finale to Season 2, and that you'll all enjoy it. I'm also excited to move on to my next animation project.... but more about that later.

For now, back to work!