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#I forget now exactly what I'd used to made the zap sound. It took some time in Cakewalk to figure out and I'd tried looking up tutorials.
asjjohnson · 2 months
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...Um. Super, super late DP Invisobang 2023 art?
The fic by Rockity Sock is still an unpublished WIP so far, but it's really nice and will hopefully be completed and published later.
It begins at the end of the Ultimate Enemy episode, with Dan getting trapped in the thermos. And... I'm not sure how much I can say without spoiling it, but a lot of really cool stuff happens. It's a psychological type of fic, about different types of prisons and punishments, and has time stuff and pocket dimensions, and redemption stuff. (I was only planning on drawing one illustration for IB, but when I saw the WIP, I wanted to see so many things animated. So many awesome visuals. I wish I could've animated them all.)
This is the part I did animate:
He just walked for now, searching for the tiniest crack. The darkness went on for seemingly forever though, and no matter how far he walked it kept on going Dan kept moving He tried his best to break through the walls but every ectoblast he formed fizzled out. Fading into the darkness. Oh, now it makes sense. His powers are being limited, it takes him a few more tries to believe it. The fact that he’s trapped with nothing whatsoever. Endless hours spent, and wasted. Powers he has built up from the ground with no mentor, ones he trained endlessly after a decade. Gone, disappeared, muffled. Limited. Dan let out a laugh, one with no humor. A laugh that turned into a cackle, he couldn’t stop.
Here's Rockity Sock's AO3 account: https://archiveofourown.org/users/rockitysockity and tumblr account: https://rockitysock.tumblr.com/
(I also uploaded the video on deviantArt and YouTube)
#invisobang 2023#danny phantom#dan phantom#animation#asj art#...this took so much longer than it should've D:#I think it has 232 images of Dan.#I tried a few things for the fog rustle sound effect but I think I went with rubbing my hand back and forth across a soft comforter blanket#(I was originally going to go with swishing my hand back and forth inside a wet bowl but it'd ended up sounding like dry leaves.)#the cape sound effects are from snapping a little throw blanket up and down.#I forget now exactly what I'd used to made the zap sound. It took some time in Cakewalk to figure out and I'd tried looking up tutorials.#The moving background was made by making a 'bg tile' that I could stack horizontally.#And for the fog on the 'floor' there's 8 cycling images at the start of the animation and 9 cycling images for the end of the animation.#For the spin I was going to make 112 frames for the background ...but after working on it for awhile I realized it'd take really long. :/#So I reused the background tile but put it in reverse and overlaid a rotation version at the end. (...though the fog obscures a lot of it)#I'd used the magicposer website mannequin as reference to draw the key frames of Dan's spin.#I drew the images in Photoshop with the animation feature and then saved each one as a png.#Then imported them into Premiere Pro to add a few effects (the zoom for the first shot and the movement of the bg).#Lexx helped me a lot with figuring out music stuff and using Cakewalk for some sound editing.#But I also used Premiere Pro for some sound editing too.#(At one point I'd planned on animating three scenes and having a song in the bg. The growing sound in the first shot is the bass part.#(And things were going to be added onto the song in the other two scenes. ...But then I'd dropped the other two scenes.)#(I was also originally going to have Dan do two more quick ectoblasts after the first one but decided to cut them out for time.)#(also it's not that I can't draw hands. it's just that I knew it would take longer if I did. I'd decided to cut time by not drawing them.)#(...though most of my shortcuts ended up being long-cuts that also hurt the quality. ...Should've done things right.)
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myfeed-network · 9 months
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GA Officers Combat Armor
Hey there, fellow wanderers of the neon-drenched underbelly! Today, we're delving into the realm of the Galactic Authority (GA) officers and their flashy getup – the Combat Ballistic Armor System. Now, before you start accusing me of singing their praises, let's get one thing straight – I might not be the GA's number one fan, but I'm all about spilling the beans on what they're strapping onto themselves as they patrol our concrete jungles.
First things first, let's talk about this armor system that's got more layers than the shady deals that go down in the back alleys. The Combat Ballistic Armor System is like a mishmash of the latest tech and fancy materials, all carefully woven together to create an armor that's supposed to keep these GA officers safe, mobile, and ready to pounce. Yeah, I know what you're thinking – what's the deal with all the fancy words? Trust me, I'm right there with you.
So, this armor system is supposed to be the shining star of the show, the one that makes these officers look like they just stepped out of some high-tech comic book. It's supposed to be the embodiment of GA's dedication to their crew. Well, color me skeptical, but let's break this thing down.
The centerpiece of this armor is the Silicon Carbon Laminate Vest. Now, don't let the name fool you – it's not about fashion statements. It's about projecting authority through style, or at least that's what they want us to believe. This thick vest armor covers everything from chest to groin. It's like a high-tech security blanket, designed to withstand everything from bullets to nosy questions. The armor while looking thick is lightweight and gives these officers high maneuverability but still protects from most small-arms fire. I've got to get my hands on some of this stuff someday.
But wait, there's more – the Nanoflex Uniform Fabric. It's like someone took a pair of denim jeans and gave them an upgrade, but not the kind of upgrade I'd willingly trade my credits for. Supposedly, it's a mix of strength and comfort, allowing officers to move like they're auditioning for a cyber dance-off while staying ready for whatever chaos this city throws their way.
And then we've got the Polymer Composite Limb Deflectors – the high-tech equivalent of medieval armor for our futuristic knights in uniform. These things supposedly protect limbs while letting officers do some serious acrobatics as if they're trying to outdo the acrobats at the circus. If only we could get a ticket to that show, I've seen an officer get a laser shot to one of these things and keep going. Anyone got a full idea of what this stuff is made of. If you do please hit me and let me know.
But hold on, things start to get even wilder. Those Sentinel Gloves are like something straight out of a science fiction flick. Conductive polymers and graphene nanofibers? Yeah, they might sound impressive, but all I see is a bunch of jargon. What's the real deal? Hidden Tasers – that's the kicker. These gloves pack a surprise punch, like an extra dose of "zap" to go with your handshake. These gloves also allow their armor to communicate to their fire arms feeding them data from everything from how much ammo they currently have to exactly where they are aiming and even lets them control the weapon to fire lethal or nonlethal ammo...yet and still I don't see them ever use the nonlethal stuff.
And of course, we can't forget the VN Biomonitor, It's like having a tech babysitter for your vitals, keeping a watchful eye and sending updates to your friends and bosses. It's like they've got an AI nanny that won't let them get too banged up on the job.
Now this is a mouth full of words The Hyper-Resonant Footwear Matrix, or as I like to call it, the fancy boots, is all about making officers run faster and climb higher. It's like someone combined sneakers with rocket boosters. Yeah, it sounds cool, but is it really necessary? I mean, what's wrong with a good old-fashioned pair of kicks?
But the pièce de résistance is the Neuro-Syntonic Strength Amplification Weave. Now, I'm no tech genius, but apparently, the armor has some kind of muscle-enhancing weave inside that can help amplify an officer's strength. It's like they've got a secret power-up hidden in their armor. It's all very sci-fi and stuff, but I can't help but wonder if it's all just smoke and mirrors.
And finally, we've got the Integrated Comms and the Trifocal Sight Display. Mesh communication and augmented reality, all wrapped up in a neat little package. It's like they're living in a world of their own, completely connected and in the know.
So, there you have it – the Combat Ballistic Armor System. It's a tech wonderland that's supposed to make these GA officers look like the coolest cats on the block. And while I might not be raising my glass to the GA anytime soon, I can't deny that this armor is a head-turner. Is it all a facade? A high-tech illusion? Well, that's for you to decide. Until next time, keep your eyes peeled for the neon glow and the high-tech show, and let's see where this cyberpunk saga takes us. ✌️🌆
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