Spring 2009 Animation: Part 1 from reedanimation on Vimeo.
Spring 2009 Animation: Part 2 from reedanimation on Vimeo.
While you're at it, check out our walk cycles from November:
Fall 2008 Walk Cycles from reedanimation on Vimeo.
Wallace and Gromit are back!
From BBC News: Wallace and Gromit are to return in a half-hour television adventure - the first since 1995's A Close Shave.
Creator Nick Park said: "The story takes Wallace and Gromit in a direction we haven't seen before - both emotionally and technically."
Link to full story
The Russian Winnie the Pooh (1969) The video is choppy at the start but fine after that: via Cartoon Brew
Now that we’re getting back into our favorite subject for the fall semester I’d like to try to start bringing in more unique examples of what’s going on in the field of animation. This week we’ll be taking a look at these two examples:
Under the Cherry Tree, music video by Dael Oates for the Telemetry Orchestra. via Cartoon Brew.
Also, check out this demo reel of animation from artist Tony Cliff, via Flight Journal.
Update: Here's another cool one: The Fool Looks at the Finger that Points to the Sky , is a music video animated by Aaron Bradbury. via Cartoon Brew.
The Amazing Screw-on Head was a "one shot" comic written and drawn by Mike Mignola in 2002. The Sci-Fi Channel aired an animated pilot TV show based on the comic in July (you can see it here). Much attention has been given to reproducing the look and feel of Mignola's style.
From Sci-Fi Channel: In this hilarious send-up of Lovecraftian horror and steampunk adventure, President Abraham Lincoln's top spy is a bodyless head known only as Screw-On Head.
In the classroom we
use the image capture program iStopmotion, which is Mac only. So many people
have been asking about Windows PC programs I finally decided to sit down with
one and try it out. The program I tried is called Monkeyjam, a free animation
program that can be downloaded at giantscreamingrobotmonkeys.com.
We've moved the videos to their own page: keep checking back as we add new movies to the video@reed page located under the site pages navigation bar.
Lately, students have been asking about what type of equipment they would need to do stop-motion animation at home. Here is exactly what we use in the classroom:
Continue reading "Stop-motion Animation: Materials & Resources" »
Kazu Kibuishi is the artist behind some really cool projects including Copper, Daisy Kutter, and the super great Flight antholigies. Check out his website, boltcity.com, and check out his step-by-step tutorial that follows a comic from pencils to ink on todigital coloring here.
