Posts Tagged ‘animation’
My Latest Project
Hey guys, I spent the last month or so buried in work..and finally finished the reel for my little collective’s latest project. Check it out and hopefully ya’ll enjoy.
If you’re so inclined, the website for our collective is: www.redpaperheart.com
Twinnings Tea Gets You Back To You
I saw this play before an episode of Misfits, which is a pretty cool show from the UK that I’ve been watching. The advertisement of course has nothing to do with the show, but it’s really really great and I wanted to share.
Enjoy.
Thought of You
Thought of You from Ryan J Woodward on Vimeo.
Can’t Walk Straight
Whaddya think? The animation is pretty cool too.
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David Daniels – Strata-cut Animation
Here’s a collection of work by a true innovator in animation. His name is David Daniels and his medium of choice is clay. Except not your everyday Aardman cartoon. He forms his materials out of clay and then CUTS THROUGH IT to reveal the flat image at the edge. It’s like animating images from an MRI. Take a look:
Check out this article at Art of the Title for a little more insight if you feel so inclined to find out more. There are videos that explain a little of his process as well.
Mega Man Universe
Check out this awesome stop motion video celebrating the upcoming revival of Capcom’s classic games on XBL and the Playstation Store.
College Classics: The Craigs
Two of my favorite characters from the Meth Minute. A true college classic.
Logorama
This is an animated short up for an Oscar this year that’s done almost entirely with Corporate logos, with a bit of a weird Pulp Fiction-type flair.
Check it out.
Want to be depressed?
Watch this.
It’s from the animated film Allegro Non Troppo by Italian animator Bruno Bozzetto.
One could call Allegro a parody of Disney’s Fantasia at first glance, but I see it more as another attempt at doing what Fantasia attempted to do; create beautiful animated works to go along with classical pieces of music.
This section from Allegro is based off the piece Valse Triste (Sad Waltz) from the play Kuolema.
(Just like Fantasia, there are live-action interludes, but I’d argue that Allegro’s interludes are more comedic on purpose, as it seeks to poke fun at Fantasia).
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