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Allan McKay: you aren’t going to believe this, but I just had an idea for another tutorial.
Everyone else: oh cool, is it by chance a character turning into ashes?
Allan McKay: oh hell, how do you know that?
Although I understand the sarcasm, it was a FX that was predominant in Avengers and he’s also teaching TyFlow, which is cool.
You are very bitter @ somebody who is providing high-quality free training o_O
Allan is specialized at this ash stuff; if you don’t wanna do it then just ignore it; he doesn’t owe you anything lol.
I wouldn’t say bitter, but it has become a recurrent joke in the industry. I am happy for him to release more material, and for people to learn for free.
go for it Allan!
It’s a shame that a guy releasing actually good content for free is a recurrent joke in the industry. I guess it says a lot about our industry.