Bodymix & match

This is the result of five day sweating and agony. Drawing was fun and childishly easy, as you can see from the amazing result (just call me Insane da Vinci) but the animating part was pure torture and when I finally was happy with the switches, finding the right parameters when exporting the video and reducing the file size for NFT Showroom thumbnail just enough but not too much so that it wouldn't be too blurry and all squares and just artifacts, was like inserting needless in to my brain. That took me at least two days. Or perhaps it was two weeks, who knows. What day is it? Last time I checked my clock it was Spanish flu time which actually should be called American flu, or better yet Kansas flu since it originated there, but hey, who's counting. So what have I missed? Any aliens yet on earth? Have I guessed their body type right on my art video?

Plus my new computer does not want to compute all the time, it all of a sudden forgets or looses the sound card driver on it's own and it's pure hell to be setuping the driver and restarting my computer all the time just to hear are the plop plops and grindings are still in the video.

I said in my previous post that I'd do more animations, soon (I didn't? Well, I thought about it very hard on my own so that should be enough) so finally, here it is, Bodymix!
https://nftshowroom.com/insaneworks/gallery/insaneworks_bodyswappers_bodymix

I have no idea how we all managed to stay sane or insane, which ever is your normal, and live our lives without this video. So it's a good thing that I made this. Now everything makes sense, the word on the tip of your tongue connects with your brain and it is finally pronounceable and all the heavy things on the back of your mind are gone. Just poof, gone. Thanks to my alien/robot/creature Bodymix video art. No need to thank me but nevertheless, you're welcome.