Boneless 180 on a bank

Wasn’t as high as I would have liked but landed this one after a minor injury doing the same trick. I’m just glad that I was able to land it at all. I’m sure I’ll get them clean and high once I practice them more. Maybe on smaller banks first.

u/ilikecomicsnstuff555 — 8 days ago
▲ 32 r/NewSkaters+1 crossposts

Better nose hook wrap?

Worked on my nose hook impossibles today, I think I found the technique to do a much more better wrap, or atleast get my back foot under the board more consistently. I just wanna know peoples opinion and possible tips I could apply to get a better wrap. The clip above was one of my best attempts that I landed, even if sketchy.

u/ilikecomicsnstuff555 — 14 days ago

A Botched repair attempt. Right Joy con works Via blue tooth but not when attached

Dropped my switch accidentally when packing it for a trip, was on the edge of a table and I wished I was more careful. I was able to fix it to a degree now only working via Bluetooth connection and does not work or seemingly does not recognize its attached to a switch whenever I attach it so I can’t use it in handheld mode. Does anybody know how a joy con works so I possibly know where to look in order to possibly fix my joy con fully? It would be nice to know where I messed up so I can fix it instead of just buying another one. That’s back up plan if I can’t fix it entirely. But I would like to know if there’s a chance so I don’t have to spend money I don’t need too.

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u/ilikecomicsnstuff555 — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/stop_motion+1 crossposts

Creative dilemma

Working on a new stop motion film. Picking up from where last left off since I started this film two years ago. Finished a teaser and realized how choppy the animation quality is compared to old footage and new footage (new footage used in now finished teaser) I’m not sure if I should still use the old footage or restart from scrap. What do you think? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks in advance

u/ilikecomicsnstuff555 — 2 months ago