Struggling to Find Story Ideas for Your Animations?

[@H.DrawLab]

Thank you sir for sharing great information

[@startanimating695]

Glad the video was helpful!

[@ReviveGuyv]

I often question if a cartoon needs to say something, but I guess philosophy is on every writer's mind. Besides, we can at least "show, don't tell." A common theme I've worked with is where the root of evil really is, which I would argue depends on who you are and what you do. I have a concept called Bloodstone, where a timid young man is transported to a barbaric Conan/He-man/Mad Max-inspired world, where he's forced to choose when to fight, and when to talk things out.

[@startanimating695]

Love your way of coming up with ideas. So how far is your Bloodstone idea? Story development, or already in the animation process? What is your plans for Bloodstone? Just a project for yourself, or any other ideas?

[@ReviveGuyv]

@@startanimating695 I've gotten as far as roughing out the concept, drawing some characters, as well as an "episode" pilot. What bothers me is, since this show is a reference to existing shows, it's not as genuinely mine as it could be. I still fondly think of it, though. At the moment focus is on a Comic Fury/Webtoon comic called Dragon and Knight, focusing on an anthro dragon warrior and a pacifist knight, reluctantly teaming up to help people and fight evil in medieval England. I currently have three strips up.

[@startanimating695]

Awesome. Where can we watch it?

[@ReviveGuyv]

@startanimating695 I'm afraid it's not up. I'm working on a different project at the moment. Dragon and Knight on Comic Fury and Webtoon.

[@lisgbhailafm3946]

People often use what if x combines with y to get thier story ideas.

[@startanimating695]

Yeah, it is a great method