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tech. faq

what programs do you use?

i use capcut for video editing and compositing, stop motion studio for filming, and procreate for drawing and image editing.

can you make a tutorial?

i have made a paper doll tutorial and a paper animation tutorial which is posted onto my youtube channel.
additionally, i have a playlist full of my art processes.

how do you record your videos?

i typically use a clamp-type phone stand, and my phone.

what materials do you use for your animations?

for my paper dolls:
lightbox, safety pin & thread, gluestick, exactoknife/scissors, thin cardboard, construction paper/cardstock/mixed media paper/thick paper, tweezers, colored pencils/sharpiefor my paper animations:
lightbox, newsprint/sketchbook paper, colored pencils/crayons/pencils

where do you get your art supplies from?

you can find most of them at a general art store like Michael's, as well as at retail stores like DAISO.
if it is difficult to otherwise acquire, i order it online.however, i highly recommend that before you buy, be resourceful--make use of what is already around you, support local businesses, and only buy online if you cannot acquire it otherwise.

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misc. faq

what kind of media inspires you?

i like media that is experimental, surreal, and psychological--with examples being: OMORI, Satoshi Kon's Paprika (2008),

what kind of music do you listen to?

it's a melting pot of genres, honestly.
i enjoy digital hardcore and hyperpop like femtanyl, stomach book, machine girl, industrial rock like kmfdm, synthpop like and one... i'll add more when i remember.

what artists inspire you?

like the media i enjoy, i like artists that are vulnerable and unfiltered in their work, exploring deep, psychological and societal themes: keith haring, yuko tatsushima, Zdzisław Beksiński, francisco goya.oh, and i also like louis wain. his cats are cute.