HEY, GANG! If you have surfed the entire body of content on my channel, you'll notice that I'm really all over the place content-wise. So I'm taking advantage of the ALBUMS feature to categorize my videos, to make it a little easier for y'all to access the type of content that interests you at the moment.

Now, naturally there's a lot of crossover. I do a lot of animation for different things, so something like "Parasites", although it is all animated imagery, goes into the category of "Song Parodies".   more... So it largely depends on what the primary focus of the video is that determines where I put it. But things like the Photoshop tutorials are a no-brainer.

Anyway, I hope this makes the channel more user-friendly for you. I've also done the same thing with the Photos section, as many of the photos are directly related to some of the videos here, and function as supplemental material to them. For instance, I always provide a full-size image of the final product from each Photoshop demo I do for you, so you can get a better look at it that 320x240 video resolution just doesn't provide.

As always, thanks for watching!

--Baron  less

WELCOME, NEW VIEWERS!

Hey, I just want to formally give an informal shout out to all you viewers dropping in. Those of you who are heavily into VLogs may be somewhat disappointed because I really don't have that much to say, but I will come on occasionally with some video announcements because there are a couple of topics I'm itching to discuss, and I don't feel like typing all of it. LOL.

Hopefully, you'll find every video on my channel of some interest to you, especially if you're into arts, animation,   more...and gratuitous special effects. I also write and perform song parodies, so I hope to be getting a few music videos up for you to chuckle at. There's one called "Parasites" that you can actually sing along to because I put up some karaoke-type lyrics for you.

You'll find a lot of Behind-The-Scenes documentaries about our current feature movie "Night Of The Necroluna" which I think you'll find both vastly entertaining and highly informative, especially to you no-budget moviemakers out there. You know who you are, and I wanna hear from you and see what YOU'RE doing as well! I'll be sharing some "Anatomy of an Effects Shot" featurettes that show you my approach to creating various digital effects shots in the movie. My techniques are crude by Hollywood standards, but actually have a more hand-made "film" look to them than the usual slick CGI work, thus maintaining the 1970's Drive-in look to the overall project. Anyway, I hope this material is highly inspirational to you, as much of your own work has already inspired me.

And if you haven't figured this out already, you'll see a lot of animation here, now that I have an outlet for it! I'll also edit together some painting demos for you artists out there who enjoy watching other artists work--especially if you're a cat lover. I'll cave in to presenting the occasional slide-show as well, giving you even more glimpses into my creative life.

Be sure you read the descriptions next to each video. I chock 'em full of useful information, and they may answer some questions you may have about what you're watching and how it was done.

Seen all the videos? Wouldja like to just look at some photos for a bit? Scroll down to my Photo section and see examples of my fine art, commercial art, exploitation art, and production stills from "Night of the Necroluna!"

Enjoy the show, Gang!

--Baron  less