website: isaacrichardsoniii.com A content creator from New Jersey, USA, creating through storytelling most of my life. From a young age turning scribbles into drawings of super-heroes and cartoon characters, taking a liking to the techniques of comic books and animation. Skating through high school, admittedly not the best student but still scoring an honors award in Art senior year because... priorities. Soon after becoming an alumnus of The Kubert School of cartooning and graphic art, those hobbies would shape into a profession launching head first into the arts and entertainment world of film, comic book artist, illustrator, music production, graphic design artist, and animator. Not yet Hollywood level but on the journey to get there I've made some significant accomplishments: My first short "Deadline: The Deadening", a horror of sorts that pokes fun at horror tropes, won a feature on G4TV's Attack of The Show. It also included some of my comic book artwork which plays a significant part in the story: _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Artwork featured in Udon’s Street Fighter Tribute Book. Art in New York Times Bestseller: Olivia Munn’s “Suck It Wonder Woman! The Misadventures of A Hollywood Geek”. Eventually, finding my way to Troma Entertainment in Long Island City, New York, editing content on their YouTube page (more info on film and editing work here): _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Working on a pilot for an animated series, "Beef Creek" for Negative Kitty Production as a key animator. My work has mostly consisted of Adobe CC apps like Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, and Illustrator. Also Procreate and Procreate Dreams for some animation work. Some 3D general work and animation with Blender and its 2D animation application Grease Pencil. For music DAW Logic X, Cakewalk, and more. Still, no matter the tools or medium throughout his journey, the focus has been and will remain on creating captivating narratives, ideas, and projects that capture the imagination.…website: isaacrichardsoniii.com A content creator from New Jersey, USA, creating through storytelling most of my life. From a young age turning scribbles into drawings of super-heroes and cartoon characters, taking a liking to the techniques of comic books and animation. Skating through high school, admittedly not the best student but still scoring an honors award in Art senior year because... priorities. Soon after becoming an alumnus of The Kubert School of cartooning and graphic art, those hobbies would shape into a profession launching head first into the arts and entertainment world of film, comic book artist, illustrator, music production, graphic design artist, and animator. Not yet Hollywood level but on the journey to get there I've made some significant accomplishments: My first short "Deadline: The Deadening", a horror of sorts that pokes fun at horror tropes, won a feature on G4TV's Attack of The Show. It also included some of my comic book artwork which plays a significant part in the story: _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Artwork featured in Udon’s Street Fighter Tribute Book. Art in New York Times Bestseller: Olivia Munn’s “Suck It Wonder Woman! The Misadventures of A Hollywood Geek”. Eventually, finding my way to Troma Entertainment in Long Island City, New York, editing content on their YouTube page (more info on film and editing work here): _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Working on a pilot for an animated series, "Beef Creek" for Negative Kitty Production as a key animator. My work has mostly consisted of Adobe CC apps like Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, and Illustrator. Also Procreate and Procreate Dreams for some animation work. Some 3D general work and animation with Blender and its 2D animation application Grease Pencil. For music DAW Logic X, Cakewalk, and more. Still, no matter the tools or medium throughout his journey, the focus has been and will remain on creating captivating narratives, ideas, and projects that capture the imagination.WWWW…