A friendly ping that engaging with the content (liking/subscribing/commenting) boosts my videos in the algorithm and helps me get to 1k subscribers more quickly, as I'm trying to hopefully turn this project into a small side hustle :) It would mean the world to me if you would, and plus I would love to hear what you think of the music and the artwork. Much love, -lithograph
..oh, it's good for me right now, I'm very grateful. I had put the laptop on a small table next to the couch where I'm lying comfortably and reading a book (Limit by Frank Schätzing). Forerunner in my eyes and ears makes me feel pleasantly relaxed. Thank you for this good work.
Never heard of the author but I'll take a look. All the reviews say if you like Neal Stephenson then take a look, I've read two of his books so far so this might be right up my alley. Glad you're enjoying the music, I appreciate the support :)
I love seeing the notifications for your videos :) You manage paring the music with the visuals into a nice, cohesive whole. I really enjoy all of your videos!
Amazing work keep it up, I have my dungeons and dragons campaign every sunday. My party is currently set on a ringworld that's desolate, This ambience works very well with the biome the party is currently in. Thank you for some good aftermath ambience of a fight for my guys!
At this point I'm working on a poster for a (fictional, invented by me) dystopian sci-fi series about an alternate Earth that was visited by aliens... Only to discover that humans as a race are destroying themselves day by day. Unlike many other existent alien invasion movies and series, these aliens are in fact good, trying to help humanity recover itself (and Earth's wildlife as well), even though they are hunted down by humans. And the protagonist is the leader of these aliens whose real name is unknown, but aliens and friendly humans alike (yeah, there are some humans who welcome them) call him extraHumanitarian. His goal is not only to help humanity repair itself, but to also bring it to a state where they don't fight eachother anymore, because his species got over that phase. And this music really helps me portraying that dystopian world that has a very faint glimpse of hope from these aliens. Of course, this series is something that I made up in my head too as I am writing this, but one day I hope someone will get inspired by it and will make it come true, haha!
@@lithograph_ I'll definitely keep you updated!! Now of course, my skills are only limited to graphic design at the moment, but even then, I'm trying to make each and every single poster as evocative as possible. I can send you a link to my IG if you want to... And see all of my work!!
Hi Lithograph! your videos are so cool! what inspires you the most, and what are your recommendations for beginner animators?Lastly, I hope you realize how inspiring you are to younger artists! Thank you and have a cosmic day:)
AfterEffects is a great place to start, find some beginner tutorials and start working your way through :) I'm not a very accomplished animator myself but there's a tutorial for almost anything on RU-vid; I usually generate an image, figure out which aspect of it I want to animate, and go hunting from there. I'll probably wind up putting some VFX tutorials together at some point in the future to show how I get through some of my projects, hopefully you find that helpful once they're uploaded. Best of luck to you and thank you for the kind words!
The main woodwind instrument is the duduk, which they used pretty frequently in the Dune score. The art also gives me Dune vibes too so I see the connection.
