Practice Animations As A Reward? (Patreon)
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So, part of my daily routine is to spend 45ish minutes every morning making a practice animation. I often do another practice animation before bed.
Of these practice animations, I would say that the breakdown is roughly as such:
- 90% of them are never polished to a point where I would comfortably publish them as a "finished loop".
- 75% of them are never considered finished or interesting enough to post Twitter.
- 60% of them are never posted to my Discord.
- 50% of them are never shared among my closest friends.
- And 40% of them are never even animated.
All of which is to say that the vast majority of the practice work I do is never seen by more than, at most, 10 people across the entire in the world, and considering how few people post in my Discord, not much more is seen by maybe 50.
Despite that, I've had friends and members of my Discord suggest more than once that I should consider posting my practice works to Patreon. I've never been particularly enamored with that idea - my "Work in Progress" tier I try to reserve to things that I actually intend to finish, whereas all of these are one-and-done's that I never intend to return to.
But since I am planning to overhaul my Patreon rewards in the first week of next month, I have decided to return to the idea.
As such, I have a simple question to all of you wonderful people. I have linked a poll so you can quickly give your thoughts without needing to comment, but I would much prefer some actual comments and discussion.
My question is this: would people be interested in a sub-$5 tier for "Practice Animation Results"?
Note that I explicitly call it "Practice Animation Results", and not "Practice Animations." Even in this sample video, you can see that there are a handful of practice attempts that were never animated, but just had their base pose put together and that's it.
As such, a "Practice Animation Results" tier would be literally just the end result of whatever I worked on since the last posting (would need to figure out a frequency; every evening? Every three days? Every week?). Fully polished and lit sequences, scenebuilt-but-fullbright sequences, unbuilt sequences, unpolished / janky animations, and even just straight-up stills.
Is that something people would like to see? Please let me know, either in the comments below, or in this poll I whipped together especially for you fabulous ladies and gentlemen!
Thank you all for reading and giving me your thoughts!