A Regular dude but drawing, making 2D animations making various PvZ stuffs
Zomburbia University Z
Joined August 2026
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I haven't posted anything yet, but if you are interested in the future animation contents I am currently working on, you might want to follow me in advance
Professor BrainDMG retweeted
YAMAZAKI'S TWO CATS APPARENTLY ✌️😭💔🥀
Godzilla Minus Zero director Takashi Yamazaki says that he used his two cats fighting as the inspiration for the bloody brawl between Godzilla and King Ghidorah. bit.ly/4AkRjFd
Professor BrainDMG retweeted
What the fuck do his cats do to eachother holy shit
Godzilla Minus Zero director Takashi Yamazaki says that he used his two cats fighting as the inspiration for the bloody brawl between Godzilla and King Ghidorah. bit.ly/4AkRjFd
I finally figured out how to use that kne RP tool on Discord
now yall are cooked. GO MY 2716266 ZOMBIE OCS
Professor BrainDMG retweeted
[WIP]
Oof, this is taking a bit longer than I hoped... I'm sure the end result will be all worth it, though.
#pvzh #pvz #pvzheroes #plantsvszombiesheroes
Professor BrainDMG retweeted
Wow, 10 years of Plants vs Zombies: Heroes?
I've never drawn PvZ before, but I had to give it a try. Happy anniversary to the game that, no joke, helped me find my friends and changed/saved my life.
#pvzh #artistsofx #pvzheroes @PlantsvsZombies
Professor BrainDMG retweeted
He’s never needed to make any other expression since he’s never felt his life was in danger
bnuy hat #ZunflowerDoodle 002
idk anymore I love them so much #ZunflowerDoodle 001
ALT It’s my FAVORITE(yes, in capital) someone else’s PvZ OC that I’ve truly loved ever since I joined the fandom. I held out for two months trying to calm myself down, but I just can’t seem to get any better. I think I’ll have to keep drawing them until I get tired of myself. I’m so sorry, ZomArtist, If I making you feel burden I didn't even put 'Daily' in the tags bcs I'm just going to doodle on them whenever I want
I don't know the name of the Peashooter buddy behind you, but he's just like me for real. that's just my every day
I really feel you, man.
Professor BrainDMG retweeted
Calling All Villains has somehow produced the most annoying, pathetic, uniformed, corporate-coded, spiteful and downright draining discussions about Indie Animation more than any other indie animation project released this year.
Y’all don’t want this to be fun anymore huh?
Professor BrainDMG retweeted
Normies don't want to understand this happens with EVERY animation and it's the most normal thing ever, all they think is "muh studios are greedy bc they want to make toys of the characters", most changes are beneficial, just look at Shrek's development history
Professor BrainDMG retweeted
Many artists (like me) hate to hear this but if you want to be commercially successful to cover a big budget, you have to be willing to refine your ideas & designs to be appealing to the general audience.
If you don't want that, keep your raw ideas but don't quit your dayjob.
"Why doesn't the final character design ever look as good as the concept art?"
Because the designs they come up with in concept art are iterative and are often found to not be easily readable in 3D space under different lighting conditions or with different facial expressions.
They also have to be easy to animate when budgets are constrained, and have to be possible to make into a toy for merchandising.
There's also just plain old marketability. A design that's too exotic risks alienating potential audiences. That means it has to follow current trends and recognizable shape language.
Also, sometimes the concept art you see is from a completely different conception of the character. A character's personality and role in the story can change significantly over the course of production or development, sometimes going from a villain or side character to a protagonist or vice versa.
Professor BrainDMG retweeted
"Why doesn't the final character design ever look as good as the concept art?"
Because the designs they come up with in concept art are iterative and are often found to not be easily readable in 3D space under different lighting conditions or with different facial expressions.
They also have to be easy to animate when budgets are constrained, and have to be possible to make into a toy for merchandising.
There's also just plain old marketability. A design that's too exotic risks alienating potential audiences. That means it has to follow current trends and recognizable shape language.
Also, sometimes the concept art you see is from a completely different conception of the character. A character's personality and role in the story can change significantly over the course of production or development, sometimes going from a villain or side character to a protagonist or vice versa.