Holly smudge!! It's about one and a half year since last time I wrote a journal here! (I did update gallery once a while...)

Basically, I had a chance to form a 3D production team, and be in charge of the 3D part of a TV show. There were hell lot of struggles and presures... lack of experience, hardship of fiting Maya with Flash, hyper-super-ultra tied schedual... oh, yes, the schedual was the best... 46 episodes with about each 15 mins of length, including preproduction, all had to be done in about 9 months...myself never believe time could be cought... It can. It's a miracle that we actually made it happen XDD

About the show, I don't recommand anyone to watch. It is a simulation of Super Sentai/Power Rangers with almost none development on the story nor most of main characters. Requested by the client, this show only needs to focus on the fights, cus that sells their toys. The toys... most stuff rip off B@nd@i, so let's skip it...... Budget's low ; time's short; we're inexperienced; sum of us were not that well in art etc... how good the production can you expect? But hey, I did enjoy the process of making it. We did have some good times together. Oh, BTW, the villains in this show were original by us; their designs were quite decent. And I contributed the design of the main villain - General Tekmen(Iron-face) XDD Too bad he's a typical(old-school) bad guy, just being angry and angry about failures all the time...

Recently, two days before my 2nd anniversary of being in the animation industry, I paused it. I went to the field of product design. My new boss company makes toys and animations, and it's on the stock market. I never been in a big place like this before. A lot of rescources and oppotunities are to be discovered. It's like starting all over; again to be a newbie in a new crowd, thirsty to learn new things. I havn't given up the goal of being a director, and I want more than that. Kawamori Shoji is a monster; he designed Valkyrie fighters(Macross), tons of machines and robots (including much Transformers); he directed animation films; he performed as an actor in TV; and now he is the president of Satelight Inc. Kawamori Shoji is a monstrous genius that I could impossibly become, but possibly look up to. We are still young; we have much to explore! YAY!