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From the blog...
Wolfsong
By Richard Willimot
Friday, May 24, 2013
Wolfsong is a heartbreaking tale of a mother wolf and her pup.Toniko Pantoja a third year Calarts student did an amazing job on this piece.
Puggums
By Richard Willimot
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Just when everything seems the bleakest something will give is the very strong message of Puggums.Written and directed by MontaQue Ruffin for his thesis from the School of Visual Arts.
Polishing Your Hand Animation
By Tim Sormin
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Directing animator at Pixar, Michal Makarewicz speaks on the value of polishing your hand animation, and how to tackle it with an organised workflow.
Today's short Fred is an amazing piece of stop-mo animation. Made by Misha Klein of Robot Chicken fame it makes me think that maybe this what happens when muppets go bad.
Have a great week and Happy Animating!
Bree and Filbert
By Richard Willimot
Friday, May 17, 2013
Bree and Filbert is Bosook Coburn's third year film at Calarts.I like the fact that it wasn't all cleaned up so the line keeps some of it's rough energy.