Astrogator's Invictus Project
January 6 2011
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Glumdalclith's Travels
-- May 26 2010 Presenting the first of the projected series about Gulliver's Brobdingnabian friend. Glumdalclitch is now an adult, but she still misses her pet. |
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Fantasy Planet -- January 8 2010
This is a multipart animated story about the invasion and conquest of the Earth by the Draags, and the life of a male earthling captured as an infant and raised by a Draag. |
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Poser Tips for GTS Poser Artists and Animators -- July 5 2010 |
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News: 7/5/2010 I am currently working on the next episode of Glumdalclitch, but I have a long way to go. In the course of this work I have found poser python to be very useful. Checkout the latest in "Poser Tips for GTS Poser Artists and Animators" to learn what you can do with python and poser. |
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News: 5/26/2010 Part 1 of our new animated series, Glumdalclith's Travels, is now ready and available online. Without the encouragement of several people who sent emails, it is unlikely that this video would exist. |
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News: 1/8/2010 The Fantasy Planet Archive is now online. The link will take you to a list of older videos that have been uploaded to the new server.
We are anticipating having a new video, the first in the
projected series Glumdalclitch's Travels, ready in March.
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News: 12/31/2009 The Invictus Project is starting afresh with a new web hosting service. For the time being, we have abandoned video hosting sites such as youtube.com and dailymotion.com. I have several complaints about youtube, the primary one being the censorship. I have had three videos deleted during the time I used the service and was under an account warning for the last 12 months I was there. Another complaint was the fact that youtube has become a bandwidth hog. It's great to increase the resolution and quality of the streaming videos, but the fact is even at standard definition an ordinary DSL connection often cannot keep up with the stream. Dailymotion has started the annoying practice of running banner ads across the bottom of your video. I finally got fed up with that and decided it was simply too distracting. I rarely watch anything at Dailymotion any more. Finally, the folks at Yahoo closed down geocities and forced me to upgrade to a more expensive "Small Business" web-site. So goodbye to yahoo. I am in the process of rebuilding the web-site and this page is a place holder to let you know I am still around and will be back. |