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Tag Archives: Animation
Meh. Who Needs Pixar?
Remember the technological wizardry, engineering know-how, and computing power it took to make Toy Story? Well, a couple of teens (and a whole bunch of their friends) decided to see if it was possible to make a “live action” version. … Continue reading
Free Animation Course by Bill Plympton
Want to learn more about animation from one of its masters? Bill Plympton is an animator who hand draws all of his frames – a dying art that has almost been completely replaced by Pixar-style computer animation. Don’t get me … Continue reading
This Year’s “Animation Short” Oscar Winner
So I realize I’m a bit late reporting on the Oscars, but I wanted to share with you the winner of one of the lesser-known Oscar categories: the best animated short. “The Fantastic Flying Books of Morris Lessmore” is a … Continue reading
Cabbit J. Tutelary – a Kickstarter Animation
I was introduced another interesting animation project on Kickstarter by John Kassab, the project’s sound designer. The animation, called Cabbit J. Tutelary, consists of a unique style of hand-drawn (with ultra fine sharpies) frames running at 12 fps. The creative … Continue reading
Animation How-To Videos
One of my discoveries this week on Vimeo was an excellent series of how-to videos by Carleton Torbin. I’m guessing he made a short film with lots of different kinds of animation, and followed up with the series of how-tos, … Continue reading
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