[FYP-CMD] Loneliness 04

Was under really tight deadlines on top of me trying to complete other important non-school things (drawings for university portfolio applications, an art test for a game internship) - all due at the same time, so I decided I'd sacrifice the quality of my FYP because I could not afford to sacrifice the quality of my other tasks which concerned my near future. So while I usually appreciate critique, I am not very open to them for this project given how stretched I was at my limits (mentally & physically) at the time and I probably already know what I could've improved on had I had less things going on. Also, this was my first time doing SO MUCH lineless painting, a technique/style which I am not proficient at yet, but I wanted to use this project as an opportunity to practice (which is a bad idea WHEN YOU'RE BUSY WITH SO MANY THINGS)

On the bright side, I got my happy ending - I've been accepted into BOTH the game internship AND DigiPen's BFA in Digital Art & Animation! Meanwhile this FYP received a B grade, which is also not bad given all the things going on!! QvQ Most of my life I had been a sheltered & overly-obedient child, afraid to think for myself or fight for my own destiny against my parents' wishes... so having to put extra stress on myself to work towards my dreams was a period of much uncertainty and burnout, but I'm super glad everything worked out.

Solitude is a choice, to be alone for self-awareness and reflection. Loneliness is imposed on you by others.

The story follows The Kid, who, sick of being a victim of loneliness, decides to embrace solitude as part of his life, against the societal notion that alone time is bad and one would always need to be around others to be happy. He goes on a journey of self-discovery, eventually befriending other loners like him and learning that humans need to balance solitude with social activity to live a fulfilling life.

I keep telling myself to type shorter descriptions because of how tired I am of my work, but that's not happening. I keep thinking I should type more so as to minimise confusion from my viewers later on, which would lead to more questions and such... but BLARGH. I mean I welcome questions and comments, it's just... me that gets socially drained easily sometimes, especially for a project that burned me out so much creatively x'D