So for about 2 years I've been writing a webcomic that has been progressing at a snails pace. I'd been finding it harder and harder to convince myself it was worth continuing for a while, and so I was struggling to find the motivation to work on it and you know, all that stuff.

After a lot of consideration I decided to try making the switch to this weird storyboard/webseries hyrid format thingo. It better suits my 'skillset', I find it much easier to work on and manage and I like the idea of being able to add to it through sound, scene/shot direction/timing and, though it's kinda limited, animation.

I doubt it'll get too much more advanced as far as 'the look' goes; I'm still trying to figure out if I want to produce it in full colour (colour theory is not my strong suit) and it really isn't easy properly animating anything but tween movements in the software I've been using (Storyboard Pro). 'All stuff I'll figure out by the time the first 'episode' (god that feels weird to say) is released.

Any feedback would be appreciated but please keep in mind this has been and will continue to be a big learning experience, so bear with me.

Please also keep in mind; I am but one poor liddle mang, and this is a massive project. There's only so much I can do and knowing my limitations this weird format is the best middle ground I could settle on to ensure that:

a) I actually continue to produce this story

b) I don't stress myself into a puddle of crap and cartilage

I'm nervous as heck but I'm looking forward to hearing what people think regardless!

~Warm regards, me