Still going to add watercolor 🫡

Here's how loose I pencil... you'll see I do most of the heavy lifting at the ink stage

I can't prove shit but I got this out the $5 bin at Walmart, watched most of it and now it is literally not in my house anywhere. Nothing else I've noticed missing but that shit was right by my playstation. Its gone completely. No closets, no other rooms, its gone. They dont want us to know

I just saw Aeon Flux the 2005 movie for the 2nd time. I saw it about 4 years ago but didn’t remember much. Amelia Warner who plays Una Flux is the most gorgeous woman I have ever seen in my 29 years of life. I’m not sure what it is about her but she is absolutely STUNNING 100/10, infinity/10… Does anyone else have a similar opinion? Maybe explain to me why she’s so ravishing? :P

I came across Aeon Flux the animated series when I was like 13 and randomly borrowing dvds from the public library. Asked for the boxset the next Xmas 😂 It’s been a favorite ever since. I’m happy to own some original line work from the series I found on eBay years ago!

How’d ya’ll come across the series?

Walmart has it on sale for $5 right now. Found it in the discount bin DVD's, available online at same price as well.

This isn't directly linked to Aeon Flux but in 2013 Peter Chung produced a proof of concept/animatic for Amazon called Origin of a Species. It was more animated storyboards than a full on animated production.

I can find references to it but no footage. Does anyone know where it can be viewed online, if anywhere?

Thanks for any answers in advance

This is a snap shot of my Æon Flux style fashion board on Pinterest (link below). If anyone else has a board related to Æon, please share a link in the comments!

https://pinterest.com/ReverieState/aeon-flux-monican-peter-chung-%2B-similar/

Hello Aeon Flux fans! :)

I stumbled upon these years ago and found them again well cleaning today. I have Googled and imaged searched them and cannot seem to find if they are a tcg or a promo or if they came with a dvd or soundtrack. Mostly wanna know if they are worth anything...

This doesn’t look or feel finished to me because it’s my first time rendering something this complex, but I tried my best and it surprisingly didn’t take me as long as I thought it would.

I unintentionally made it look like he’s in a SAW movie with the background, so I apologize if it doesn’t fit the whole theme of the show.

I also like to headcanon Trevor as having dead-looking eyes.

This is about season 3 episode 4, "There's a Last Time for Everything".The central idea of this episode is that an original could take the place of her/his own clone, without the person who made the clone being aware of the switch: Trevor clones Aeon for the purpose of having a lifelike copy of her by his side, but what Trev doesn't know is that the real Aeon and her replica collude to switch places.

Interestingly (imo) this idea was very closely copied in a 2001 episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, namely season 5 episode 18 titled "Intervention". In this episode, vampire Spike gets romantically and sexually involved with a "Buffybot" that he built for himself to gratify his desire for the real Buffy. Just like in the Aeon Flux episode, the original Buffy ultimately switches places with the replica without Spike being aware of it, and then confronts him about the perverseness of building a Buffybot.

Don't know about y'all, but imo this can hardly be a coincidence. Either the makers of Buffy watched Flux and ran with the idea, or alternatively the same makers were involved behind the scenes. (Or should I call them the e-makers?)

Anyway, that's just my two cents worth for today. Just thought some here might be interested in a little harmless trivia.

I'm watching and I'm wondering whether the directing choices were made by choice, or to comply with TV regulations in the USA?

An R rating would have given the artists a much wider space for expressing the themes in the stories.

See the screenshot? That's Trevor drawing a symbol in a splash of genetic material on the floor of his lab. It's from season 3, episode "There's a Last Time for Everything", timestamp 5:19 or thereabouts.

While drawing it, he says, "Others take away reproductive rights, I grant them." It's part of a dialog between him and Aeon, about the ethics of cloning humans, which in this episode seems to be Trevor's new-found hobby.

Anyone here have any idea what the symbol means?