I'm the creator/director of the North American produced anime called Panda Girls, and we are giving away free film celluloid movie frames.

http://axeandcrom.com

I'm rather proud of the work my writing partner, Crom, and I have been doing on Panda Girls, and really want to share/receive input on what we've been up to so far.

Also, this project has switched into hi-gear and has now taken up the majority of our time. So updates on the site will be plentiful. All the behind the scenes action for you otaku.

Give a budding anime director some love.

<3
- Axe

That's right my Anime babies... http://axeandcrom.com is up, and the first comic strip is posted!

The strip follows Axe & Crom as they set out to make an anime inspired film. In parralel with the comic strip, Axe & Crom are REAL people posting all the BEHIND THE SCENES action on the site.

Awesome.

N.

I've been officially put back on the Panda Girls anime production full-time. A pretty big deal for our North American anime industry, and I'm feeling a wee-bit overwhelmed. o.O;

We've set out to produce an anime on our shores, rather than take the production to Japan (very common for anime production) - and I dunno about you guys, but I've seen what North America considers "animation", or even "anime" - and it's not always pretty.

I literally stay awake at nights worried if Panda Girls is going to get the kind of love it deserves. The script is nearly finished, and very beautiful. A spiritual journey you don't expect from our homeland, it's something with a little more of an Asian philosophy.

So I embark, as the director of Panda Girls, to live up to the highly skilled standards set by Japan. I posted some VERY rough scratchboards (a term for sketchy storyboards), to "ease" into a regular posting schedule. If you've got "that kinda" love for anime - for its process and art - you can check out the official Panda Girls site.

A first of many posts to come - wish me luck.

- Axe