Let's make an animated short film out of Metaphorest's darkly delightful short text and Gary Oldman's glorious live performance of it.  We got a bunch of great contributions of how to illustrate the main character.  Now I want to start animating some of these possibilities to see how they look in motion before deciding on one to move forward with.

ANIMATORS - Take one of the most recommended illustrations of our Turnip Head protagonist and do an animation test.  5-10 seconds, just so I can see how these different designs move. Once we've done this, we'll make a definite decision and move forward full speed ahead.

ILLUSTRATORS - Let's also start gathering up our other graphical elements: backgrounds, side characters, etc.  Find an element from the text and illustrate it.  All sorts of styles are welcome here, and I think the disparate quality of the various contributions will be cool, however, I will say it seems like hand-done stuff is more suited to this particular short film than the computer-generated, 3D styles.

If you haven't read or heard the story yet, follow this link -- http://www.hitrecord.org/records/590975 

I wanna screen this at our upcoming Sundance show, so we're on a bit of a tight deadline, but between the lot of us, I think we'll be good.  

Thanks!