My deviantART Page: http://martisilent.deviantart.com/ Link to "DRIFT": http://fav.me/d9t4jq9 Hey everyone! Here is a long-awaited speed paint I've probably been over-hyping for way too long now! A little bit about why this took so long; I've technically had it done for quite a while now, but I took the first draft of the video and presented it as an extra credit assignment for a class where I received feedback saying that the video was going much too fast. So, I went back in and had to decide on what else needed to be cut and what needed to be slowed down or both, all while fitting within the length of the accompanying music without the music itself being too heavily altered. As a final result, what you see here is 21 hours of footage slowed AND cut down to 5 minutes and 46 seconds. Boy. Lessons were learned here, dudes: Only record what is fully and completely necessary. No extras or touch-ups need be documented. Gotta try to sticking within 10-15 hours or record time. But overall, this was a pretty large personal project that I've been working on for more than half a year on and off SO it's only reasonable that it took so long when you don’t account for large amounts procrastination*cOUgH*. Remind me never to do that again, lmao. DISCLAIMERS Music: "Carpe Diem" by Audiomachine A music license has been purchased off of the audiomachine site itself at http://audiomachine.com/. Track title: Carpe Diem Master: 100% owned and administered by audiomachine Composer: Mark John Petrie (ASCAP) 50% / Andrew James Prahlow (BMI) 50% Composition: 100% owned and administered by Naomiville Music (ASCAP) / Trailer Machine Music (BMI)

Link to this piece on deviantART: http://fav.me/d7bsrst Something that's never made it to the web until now. If you haven't noticed, I am god awful at posting things to keep them relevant. This is the speedpaint for a piece I made back in March 2014. Now that I watch it again, it almost looks like it's going a little too fast and I can't exactly keep up with what's going on, bUT here's me not giving a damn because pfft. Just take it. tAke iT.

deviantART page: http://fav.me/d5r48pc My deviantART: martisilent.deviantart.com This piece is almost 2 years old as of January 2015. It was originally an art exchange with another artist on deviantART who goes by gamingcharacter. I found this video fishing through some old files on an external drive. Since its one of my first (if not my first) speed paint, I thought it'd be a good video to kick-start this channel!