Take the motion and animation out of stop motion animation and you have...
...The Lair of the Dreaded Atrox. It's another one of my favorite online comics. I've always had this idea of becoming a stop-motion animator, as my background is both drawing and sculpture, and I love building things.
However, I always found that my ideas for stop motion were always too big for the physical space in which I live. Stop motion requires a set space that will not be moved for your set for a long time. Sure, The Lair of the Dreaded Atrox isn't dependent upon 12 frames per second and that careful placement of the camera and clay, but it's still something that takes up more space than my computer and drawer full of drawing supplies.
After I spend 5 years teaching myself to produce a comic here, maybe eventually I'll have the space to create a studio and launch into Bosh and Bill: The Stop Motion Epic adventure.
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