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Description
I haven't created anything original in over a year lately.

You know, for one thing...I had a history of being lazy to change my habits...especially, when it comes to drawing.

But, for example, if you have a deadline to do your assignment, you can't procrastinate! Period. The clock is ticking and you have to get it done or you could be facing the consequences!

It's like a ticking time-bomb! One the fuse goes out, the bomb explodes! KABOOM!

What are you doing? It's time to stop procrastinating, stop being lazy and stop goofing off! It's time to do something more productive!

Technical Notes
The bomb and stop sign icon, fuse and explosion animations were done from scratch using Microsoft Paint. Images were originally saved in BMP format and then converted to PNG. When the entire stamp animation was saved, the stamp file name was converted to GIF format. This is the final outcome of this animated stamp:

206 stamp images in all were compiled, taking a couple of days to complete the whole set in order to animate it.
The animation consists of 299 frames lasting for a total of 34.8 seconds.

Comments on this stamp is appreciated! I worked hard on how I created this stamp and it is not recommended for users who are on a dial-up connection.

Stamp template design (c) 2005 by TheRyanFord , 2006 by zilla774

Description
I haven't created anything original in over a year lately.

You know, for one thing...I had a history of being lazy to change my habits...especially, when it comes to drawing.

But, for example, if you have a deadline to do your assignment, you can't procrastinate! Period. The clock is ticking and you have to get it done or you could be facing the consequences!

It's like a ticking time-bomb! One the fuse goes out, the bomb explodes! KABOOM!

What are you doing? It's time to stop procrastinating, stop being lazy and stop goofing off! It's time to do something more productive!

Technical Notes
The bomb and stop sign icon, fuse and explosion animations were done from scratch using Microsoft Paint. Images were originally saved in BMP format and then converted to PNG. When the entire stamp animation was saved, the stamp file name was converted to GIF format. This is the final outcome of this animated stamp:

206 stamp images in all were compiled, taking a couple of days to complete the whole set in order to animate it.
The animation consists of 299 frames lasting for a total of 34.8 seconds.

Comments on this stamp is appreciated! I worked hard on how I created this stamp and it is not recommended for users who are on a dial-up connection.

Stamp template design (c) 2005 by TheRyanFord , 2006 by zilla774