A year of work, it is all found here. Made me work beyond my limit, but I couldn't stop until it was done, and in that time I learned a lot. At times I felt exhausted after a few sessions working on it, but yet the next day I felt very compelled to continue putting the mental fortitude into something interesting.

Madness as a medium is such a great training ground to work on your fundamental storytelling and animation skills. I enjoy the show don't tell approach and I felt like I made a good showing of that here. It isn't THE definite Madness experience, but a Madness cartoon nevertheless.

This is the first time I found outside help for an animation, luckily I got someone very talented and understood my vision of how the music should go. Hailing multiple genres of music to make a voice that goes along with the story. GittingsAndLouis went up and beyond with the music and I'm truly grateful for his hard work and dedication, please take some time to check his music. He can work up the most impressive sounds and feelings like no other.

GittingsAndLouis' Website: https://gandl.zone/

Sounds I used from Freesounds: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sxfU-QXt7v4ZmdO0r5eZNz2KuchiOUWHscqcwYenCnI/edit?usp=sharing

I feel that this story can continue on for a bit more, but not sure when or if it will happen. I'm working on something non-Madness related so it's only going to hinder the chances for more Madness animations in the future. However, no matter what, I will always love and support the Madness and I haven't regretted a single moment of being a fan.

Krinkels and Cheshyre worked on a series that gave a lot of people like me to be creative and give a shot to share entertainment onto others and so on. If you ever considered making any form of Madness fan media, I highly suggest giving it a shot.

Take care!