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"There's really no need to be nervous, you know?"
"I know. But that doesn't mean I'm not worried."
"I'm worried too! Poor kids - when you get into explaining something, there's no stopping you!"

Commission for ReignBeaux-XIII from August 25th. Apparently, it's Alisa's first lesson - and even though she have felt nervous, she quickly loses herself in her passion for teaching. Chaotic Note totally told her so.

This image features cinemagraphs in other cinemagraph. "Yo dawg" and all that.

Technical
Still image created with inkscape , with some background resources from MLP-SVG-Resources group. (Nobody to credit, it's all my own.)
The animations were made with aniGen pre-alpha.

When making this, I salvaged my old mouth database, created a random speech generator I'm currently expanding to actually obey the rules of spoken language, and spent about two hours doodling about magical theory on the background. It makes sense, by the way. First one to get what the mu particle would be called in real life gets a cookie!

All of those features (database access to resources, speech creation, random speech) will be available in the editor on launch.

AniGen will be out in alpha by the end of September. I might even launch it on my birthday.

Links
Original SVG (valid)
Blackboard close-up

As always, I appreciate any comments, criticisms and discussions in the comments.

Description
"There's really no need to be nervous, you know?"
"I know. But that doesn't mean I'm not worried."
"I'm worried too! Poor kids - when you get into explaining something, there's no stopping you!"

Commission for ReignBeaux-XIII from August 25th. Apparently, it's Alisa's first lesson - and even though she have felt nervous, she quickly loses herself in her passion for teaching. Chaotic Note totally told her so.

This image features cinemagraphs in other cinemagraph. "Yo dawg" and all that.

Technical
Still image created with inkscape , with some background resources from MLP-SVG-Resources group. (Nobody to credit, it's all my own.)
The animations were made with aniGen pre-alpha.

When making this, I salvaged my old mouth database, created a random speech generator I'm currently expanding to actually obey the rules of spoken language, and spent about two hours doodling about magical theory on the background. It makes sense, by the way. First one to get what the mu particle would be called in real life gets a cookie!

All of those features (database access to resources, speech creation, random speech) will be available in the editor on launch.

AniGen will be out in alpha by the end of September. I might even launch it on my birthday.

Links
Original SVG (valid)
Blackboard close-up

As always, I appreciate any comments, criticisms and discussions in the comments.