Frogs - Ancient Greek play Animatic

[@arthurhamishdent8389]

What I learned today: My bestfriend must be Heracles, since she craves pea soup ALL THE TIME

[@zaireeto]

yes! We shall eat pea soup TOGETHER

[@billuraral1870]

Everyone's design is so cute in this one

[@zaireeto]

Thank you!

[@MamaWheelz]

This is genuinely the funniest retelling I've heard, and your art is so good!!! May the KZbin gods bless you and your channel ❤

[@zaireeto]

Thank you!! I really appreciate it

[@vickygao3347]

Hahaha it’s my favorite play, reading it was mind changing

[@zaireeto]

It truly was haha

[@vickygao3347]

For real I’d only read the tragedies up to that point and I thought the ancient Greeks only treated their gods as super serious and then the Frogs comes along and it so expanded the entire way I thought about the relationship of ancient Greeks to their religion/gods

[@GozisWorld]

You are truly amazing! Thank you so much for taking the time to create such a profound work or art! Yet again.

[@zaireeto]

Aww thank you for such sweet words!

[@yoyo777]

ok but the corpse waking up too say it will cost money and than just going back to being dead is actually funny

[@zaireeto]

Would be me as a corpse to be honest 👀

[@rattiesunderstars]

Oh hey, I’m studying that play for my exams at the moment :3

[@BaldricOutremer]

Poor Euripides was one of Aristophanes's favorite targets. But, from a modern point of view, he's much easier to appreciate than the very archaic Aeschylus, with his simplistic plots and often underdeveloped characters.

[@zaireeto]

Agreed, Euripides is just overall a better read from todays stantards. But i can appreciate them both (both sit at my desk at the same bookpile :D)

[@theredwhirlwin]

Brekekeke koax!

[@zaireeto]

🐸🐸🐸

[@rattiesunderstars]

Oh hey, I’m studying that play for my exams at the moment :3