its banky | The Little Lab Rat & The Big Escape: A Line Rider Adventure @itsbanky | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
reject humanity, return to monke
In all seriousness, this is the first time I've been able to complete a big project (longer than 3 minutes, not including Aria, which was functionally a big scribble + took a couple hours) and it feels AWESOME. Start to finish, this track was a blast to make, a joy to show to my friends, and it still makes me feel giddy to think about how much it felt like each new hurdle was worth the effort I gave it. I started listening to Snarky Puppy more and more as winter set in, and when I got to "Binky" by complete accident, I had two simultaneous thoughts:
- "This would be a *really* cool Line Rider track."
- "I wish I had the attention span to make it."
Turns out, with a little bit of planning and some friends to talk to while I worked, the time taken to make this track flew by with a startling efficiency. My sincerest gratitude to anyone who joined me on my weird little journey into the architecture of the lab and the world in which it resides.
reject humanity, return to monke
In all seriousness, this is the first time I've been able to complete a big project (longer than 3 minutes, not including Aria, which was functionally a big scribble + took a couple hours) and it feels AWESOME. Start to finish, this track was a blast to make, a joy to show to my friends, and it still makes me feel giddy to think about how much it felt like each new hurdle was worth the effort I gave it. I started listening to Snarky Puppy more and more as winter set in, and when I got to "Binky" by complete accident, I had two simultaneous thoughts:
- "This would be a *really* cool Line Rider track."
- "I wish I had the attention span to make it."
Turns out, with a little bit of planning and some friends to talk to while I worked, the time taken to make this track flew by with a startling efficiency. My sincerest gratitude to anyone who joined me on my weird little journey into the architecture of the lab and the world in which it resides.
