The love I took is equal to the love I mook
It looks like I never got around to posting anything here about Xtranormal shutting down (and the resulting end of my Ursula Hitler's Head cartoons.) Here's what I posted about it a few weeks ago on Ursulahitler.com:
It looks like Xtranormal really is shutting down soon. They've had major, unfixed technical problems for months, they've abruptly stopped selling points, and I hear that a number of essential employees have suddenly departed the company. I don't want to go into more detail because I don't know how much of this stuff they want to keep private, but it really looks like the end is nigh.
If you have anything you want to do using Xtranormal, I would strongly suggest doing it immediately. It really saddens me to say it, but I would be surprised if Xtranormal is still around by the end of July.
What that means for this series is that I'm going to be forced to wrap things up faster than I expected. I already felt like the series was nearing the end, but being forced to quit so suddenly really sucks. It's possible I'll do a penultimate episode to clear some things up before I post the final one, but right now I think it's more likely I'll just post that last episode and be done with the whole thing.
I will always be grateful to the people who created Xtranormal and kept it running. I know I'm not the only person who will really miss the program. Here's hoping that somebody somewhere is working on an animation program that's even half that good.
To be honest, I am not taking this very well. Making these stupid cartoons has been a real sanity-saver the last few years, and being forced to suddenly give them up is scary as hell. I don't know what I'll do without that outlet, and I'm kind of worried about me.
At the same time, the cartoons scratched an itch without really treating the rash. There's so much I still want to do in life, with art, with my gender, and making the cartoons indulged that stuff just enough that it kept me from losing my mind. Maybe without the cartoons, I'll be forced to do more. Or maybe I'll just get suicidally depressed and Brando-fat. Time will tell.
It looks like Xtranormal really is shutting down soon. They've had major, unfixed technical problems for months, they've abruptly stopped selling points, and I hear that a number of essential employees have suddenly departed the company. I don't want to go into more detail because I don't know how much of this stuff they want to keep private, but it really looks like the end is nigh.
If you have anything you want to do using Xtranormal, I would strongly suggest doing it immediately. It really saddens me to say it, but I would be surprised if Xtranormal is still around by the end of July.
What that means for this series is that I'm going to be forced to wrap things up faster than I expected. I already felt like the series was nearing the end, but being forced to quit so suddenly really sucks. It's possible I'll do a penultimate episode to clear some things up before I post the final one, but right now I think it's more likely I'll just post that last episode and be done with the whole thing.
I will always be grateful to the people who created Xtranormal and kept it running. I know I'm not the only person who will really miss the program. Here's hoping that somebody somewhere is working on an animation program that's even half that good.
To be honest, I am not taking this very well. Making these stupid cartoons has been a real sanity-saver the last few years, and being forced to suddenly give them up is scary as hell. I don't know what I'll do without that outlet, and I'm kind of worried about me.
At the same time, the cartoons scratched an itch without really treating the rash. There's so much I still want to do in life, with art, with my gender, and making the cartoons indulged that stuff just enough that it kept me from losing my mind. Maybe without the cartoons, I'll be forced to do more. Or maybe I'll just get suicidally depressed and Brando-fat. Time will tell.