Emily Youcis: America's answer to Japan.
Good going, Emily.
Now excuse me as I go and wash out my eyes with drain cleaner.
Reviews for "G. G. Alfred"
Those are some sick dogs! Interesting mixture of styles in the backgrounds and characters, gritty textures and smooth animation, and so much detail... first scene isn't as slick as the remaining ones, and the white outlines look sketchily rushed, but apart from that it's masterfully macabre, grandly gruesome, dandily dreadful... not the most appealing artpiece I've seen this year but there's definately no leftover effort!
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I feel the intense urge to purge any and all traces of my viewing history after watching this...if that's what you were going for,then double my rating for this video...otherwise...dear God,this was sick,but in a hilarious, "I can't look away,no matter how much I want to" kinda way.
Alfreds back and he's doing what he does best......Corpse fucking apparently
Alfred dont ever change
This video is horribly grotesque and I can't recommend it to anyone who's offendable by anything, but the animation & style is INCREDIBLE. The artists involved here are absolutely amazing. PLEASE keep making your stuff.
Even if this isn't the artist's intention, I feel that this piece makes a point: we live in a necrophilic society in which we are expected to always seek selfish desires yet we are so little in control of our lives that those selfish desires take the form of our social programming. We have to kill the Other to be selfish, and we ourselves are killed by society, such that all the social interactions we undertake are necrophilic in nature. At least, they are attempts at necrophilia: selfishness is a psychic attempt to be alive by deriving validation from others while simultaneously depersoning them, i.e. raping the dead. But everyone is dead, so it's not exactly necrophilia. I think we can revive each other.
I would pay to see this, even though it freaks me the fuck out.