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9/8 Warmup!
Back with a fourth Korra animation! I haven’t done any waterbending since I thought it would be hard to do.
I was right.
Korra belongs to Bryan and Mike. And I didn’t listen to one song on repeat while working this time…instead I watched, the Twilight movies. ALL of them. Back. To back. To back.
…Fun times :I
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9/8 Warmup!
Back with a fourth Korra animation! I haven’t done any waterbending since I thought it would be hard to do.
I was right.
Korra belongs to Bryan and Mike. And I didn’t listen to one song on repeat while working this time…instead I watched, the Twilight movies. ALL of them. Back. To back. To back.
…Fun times :I
Program: GIMP
Frames: 38 [@10fps]
Time: MANYhrs+
unf dat backSo I wrote porn about Lin Beifong’s back, and for some reason I’m posting it. And decided not to come up with a title. Enjoy.
1,941 words.
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She’s ninety-nine percent sure that Lin’s already awake, but no matter how Korra stretches out on the bed next to her, tosses and turns, sits up and falls back down against the mattress, she doesn’t budge. Doesn’t even move a little when Korra leans over, face buried in her hair, and whispers, Hey, Chief, are you awake yet? When her vague attempt at subtlety fails her, Korra sighs loudly, and kicks out her legs, heels thudding against the mattress.
The way things stand, it would cheapen the shades of gray of the conflict by having all the bad guys be working together like some sort of superhero’s rogue gallery. McCarthy didn’t have to be secretly working for the Soviets for him to start up his anti-Communist witch hunt. In ATLA, Ozai, Long Feng, and Jet didn’t need to all be working together. There’s nothing really connecting Amon and Tarrlok now except for the fact that they’re both antagonists to Korra.
If Tarrlok used his arms to bloodbend his legs, could he fly feet-first through the air and hover upside-down thus becoming Flylock?
I love it because it isn’t your typical music at all. It’s full ambiance that adds tension to this impossible fight against an unknown weapon. No orchestrated buildup or harmonies or themes, just eerie drones and resonant echoes of metal.
If there’s ever a soundtrack released for LoK, it needs this stuff too.
