OMG MEGAMAN MOVIE

Hey, patient and dust-covered deviants!

Yeah, it's not a movie. Not at all. But I just watched a really (really really) unusual Japanese animated film entitled (hope I spell this correctly) Tekkonkinkreet. It was very strange, but inspiring.

I love the method of painting detailed and beautiful backgrounds but having really simple and flat-colored characters. It's such an interesting and cool way to animate. I think it draws a considerable amount of attention to the character while still making the background look fantastic. American animated films often lack this, as the backgrounds usually look very similar to the characters inhabiting them.

Anyway, if I ever do a Megaman animation in the future (which would be fun, but is not likely to ever happen), I'd totally do it like this. Yeah, my background's not all that detailed, but you get the point. And yes, leave it to me to give Megaman tiny arms and legs with a huge head. It's what I do, y'know? ^_^

This is just a fun little spletch* I threw together in about 30 minutes. I figured I should update my account, as I technically did not post anything in the month of September (since it's 2:28 AM right now). I feel so bad! Forgive me!

Anyway, here's the specs:

Adobe Photoshop CS - start to finish. About 30 minutes. Image (c) me, Megaman (c) Capcom.

Tell me what you think! Oh, and as I probably said with my last Megaman fanart: I miss classic Megaman. All of this Battle Network junk really irritates me.

*Spletch (n.): Quick sketch; Doodle. "Michael drew SPLETCHES on his notebook that portrayed his love for Jan." (Yes, I made the word "spletch" up, but dont you just love it? spread the love - use the word "spletch.")