Presented in my animation class:
Johnny Dismal
Ghostbot
Double Parlour
Bill Presing
Dreamwave Entertainment
Storyboard Art: The Art of Visual Storytelling
Pascal Campion
Shades of Shadow: the Art of Robert Carter
Being one woman's memento box of artistic resources, animation, tech toys, design and art, vintage photo and design, worldbuilding, retrofuturism, and pop culture
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Chinese propaganda posters
Chinese propaganda posters
| " | This site showcases hundreds of Chinese propaganda posters. Of the three major websites devoted to this topic, Stefan Langsberger’s is perhaps the most comprehensive and well edited." |
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Elisabeth Daynes, anthropological artist
From the site: "Elisabeth Daynes brings paleoanthropology to life using her unique blend of knowledge and talent to trace the story of human evolution."
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Friday, October 8, 2010
superbalanced blog: The Art Deco Motorcycle That Time Forgot
superbalanced blog: The Art Deco Motorcycle That Time Forgot: "The sheer beauty of the BMW R7 prototype takes my breath away. A single copy was crafted in 1934 by design engineer Alfred Böning. H..."
The Little Island
This 1958 work by Richard Williams (author of the textbook used for my animation class - "The Animator's Survival Guide") won several international awards.
Landmarks of (very) early animation
April 6, 1906: animation begins with "Humorous Phases of Funny Faces", produced by the Vitagraph Company (which was owned by Thomas Edison)
1914 - Windsor McCay helps introduce surrealism in animation, via his Vaudeville short, "Gertie the Dinosaur"
1914 - Windsor McCay helps introduce surrealism in animation, via his Vaudeville short, "Gertie the Dinosaur"
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