For season three, things are going to be different.
First of all, look at me.
I’m so old.
I’m three years old.
What is this face?
Look at this face.
Clearly I need new art.
Season three is Advanced Scribble Kibble.
I’ve talked about the basics of animation for 100 episodes.
I don’t know about you, but I certainly don’t want to keep watching a show that
beats me over the head with the same information over and over.
We need something fresh.
The new season will have the usual here’s a cartoon and here’s some details about
it, of course.
But I want to get into more prickly topics, like how to submit to a film festival, how
to deal with difficult fans, how to set prices for your artwork, when is it time to give
up on being an artist?
And I want more entertainment!
Let’s do weird collaborations and showcase fan art and make up new art challenges.
How about guest episodes featuring small creators?
It’ll be tough to find ones with good microphones, but surely it’s possible.
Oh!
And more tutorials that show how to copy popular animation styles.
I certainly haven’t run out of ideas for the show, but I do want to scale back how
often new episodes are coming out.
Once every single week for this long, that’s, why, that’s 100 episodes!
That’s crazy.
That’s TEN HOURS OF SCRIBBLE KIBBLE.
We should thank everyone who is or has been on the Crowne Prince Patreon, because without
them, there would be no Scribble Kibble at all.
Before episode 100, which is going to be completely different from what I originally planned,
I should say this: you are the best.
Do you know how many creators complain about their fanbase being destructive and whiny
and terrible?
The only thing you send me is fan art, messages about how you’ve been inspired to make stuff
(those are the best), and emails about how the show got you through tough times in your
life.
I’m so motivated by all this to make sure Scribble Kibble stays fun, useful, and different.
I know I’ve gotten this reputation as being some kind of animation critic or reviewer
or whatever.
Sure.
But I am an animator too, and after years of Scribble Kibble I’m dying to spend less
time talking and more time drawing.