Video/artwork: Biffy and Spikey

[double_dutchess]

Welcome to the Biffyverse! Those of you who tuned in for this year's summer-of-giles already had a little preview

Comments

[justwriter2]

This was interesting. Which technology did you use to make the picture book?

[double_dutchess]

First I made the pictures (Photoshop) and then I imported them into a video editing tool (I use Adobe Premiere Elements). There I added transitions between the pictures to turn them into a kind of slide show, and also added the audio produced by the voice-over generator.

PS:

[justwriter2]

My dad has a couple old plushy Christmas bunnies from my grandparents that look similar; any relation?

RE: PS:

[double_dutchess]

Those are cute. Distant cousins maybe? They do sell Miffy plushies too, it's a whole commercial thing: https://miffyshop.co.uk/collections/soft-toys

Oh gods.

[anonymous]

Cute as hell!

RE: Oh gods.

[double_dutchess]

Thank you!

[teragramm]

OMG!!! That was the cutest thing ever!

now it's clear you love me like I never thought you would Awwww!

Thanks for this DD!

[double_dutchess]

You are welcome. Good to hear it hit the right spot!

Oh my sweet heavens

[anonymous]

That was the cutest, sweetest, most-smile worthy thing ever.
THANK YOU.
If you haven't, you might like Sweet Principales Beautiful Words or Blood Orange at Elysian Fields. The picture book reminded me.

RE: Oh my sweet heavens

[double_dutchess]

Thanks for your lovely comment! Actually I did read that story very recently, and enjoyed it. I was already working on the picture book at the time, and I remember thinking how interesting it was to see a totally different take on the blood orange theme in connection with Spuffy.