Enjoy your coffee break with the mythical Mugsville and Sticksville. Put a smile on your face as you sip your hot, refreshing cup of coffee. This is a family friendly town. Mostly comics now as that seems to be what most visitors prefer.
Some pictures have been found which shows dinosaurs drinking coffee.
Scientists have no explanation for this startling discovery. Where these dinosaurs were spotted and why they are actually not extinct is a baffling mystery. It might change everything.
This one is particularly confusing. Not only that he drinks coffee, but glasses and a book?
I think Halloween is probably my favorite holiday. First of all, it's in October and I'm a fan of Fall. Secondly, scary movies!
Even cartoons like Scooby Doo and the Flintstones would put out Halloween movies.
I watched The Nun the other night and it was pretty creepy. I admit I jumped once.
So I decided to dive into AI again and come up with a nice background for a Halloween animation. I wanted ghosts because - well - c'mon. Ghosts are always a part of the holiday.
The Venus fly trap is a new character I got from a developer for Cartoon Animator, the software I use for most of my animations. I call her Matilda and my problem right now is I need to get a voice for her. The laughter was a sound bite of Kamala Harris and fit in perfectly.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it.
You get up in the morning and head to work. Along the way you stop at the coffee shop for your morning coffee.
They don't have any!
Really? I guess it could happen. What would you do?
Well, The Lazy Animator created an animation video with this disturbing scenario. David is in an animators' group which I'm in as well, and he does excellent work. This video will crack you up.
In the heart of a dense, ancient forest, nestled far away from the prying eyes of civilization, there stood a decrepit, moss-covered cabin. The locals whispered tales of the cabin's cursed history, warning all who dared approach. But curiosity has a way of luring even the most sensible souls into darkness, and one fateful evening, three friends decided to investigate the rumors.
Lena, Max, and Sarah, armed with flashlights and feelings of fear, ventured into the eerie woods. The moon hung low, casting eerie shadows on the gnarled trees. The cabin loomed ahead, its windows shattered and its roof sagging. As they pushed the creaking door open, a gust of frigid air swept through the room, extinguishing their flashlights.
In the pitch-black darkness, the three friends huddled together, their breaths visible in the cold air. Then, they heard it: a faint, haunting giggle, like the tinkling of wind chimes. The sound seemed to surround them, echoing from all directions. Panic gnawed at their hearts as they fumbled to relight their flashlights.
When the beams pierced the gloom, their blood ran cold. In the corners of the cabin, small, grotesque figures with long, twisted noses and beady eyes emerged from the shadows. Gnomes, or so they appeared to be, but unlike any garden ornament or fairy tale depiction.
The gnomes advanced, their laughter growing louder and more malevolent. The friends retreated, but every step they took, the cabin seemed to stretch farther away. The gnomes' eyes glowed with an unnatural, otherworldly light, casting eerie shadows on the walls. One by one, the friends were snatched by the tiny creatures, their tiny hands and sharp teeth like daggers.
As Lena, Max, and Sarah were dragged deeper into the cabin's cursed interior, they heard the gnomes whispering in a language unknown to them. They couldn't understand the words, but the intention was clear—a sinister ritual, centuries in the making.
In the end, the forest swallowed the screams of the three friends, and the cabin returned to its eerie silence. The locals continued to speak of the cursed cabin, warning travelers never to venture into the woods at night. For in the heart of that ancient forest, the gnomes waited, hungry for souls to steal and rituals to complete, ready to ensnare those who dared to tread upon their domain.
Halloween is one of my favorite times of the year. Both because the temperatures suit me well and because scary shows dominate the TV.
I have somewhat switched to doing motion comic animations. It gives me more freedom to focus on the story line. I can add things to it that are kinda time consuming in a regular animation.
Here's my first video using motion comics. I call it the scariest cartoon ever.
Switch bait?
Maybe a little. But what makes this cartoon so scary is the possibility of it becoming true.
I know this will offend some, but I did it in jest so take it with a grain of salt. I'm going to use the same story concept for some other things I have in mind which maybe won't offend.
Maybe. :-)
Check it out. I'd really like to hear some comments, good or bad. It helps me decide where to go in future posts.
Coffee drinkers we might never think of as coffee drinkers is a new feature on this fake coffee news site. Let's start with a surprising photo.
Who would have suspected that Bigfoot would be a coffee drinker? In these photos it's obvious coffee has a similar effect it has for many of us. I know I wake up and can feel a little grouchy or, at least lethargic until I have my first cup.
He looks pretty mean right here, right?
Once he has his coffee, his demeaner changes. Kind of like the guy eating a snickers bar on the commercial and then becoming himself again.
Which is somewhat surprising in that this shows that maybe Bigfoot is a happy go lucky creature.