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NO boundaries: nice stop motion animation

Posted on February 9, 2007 by Michael VanPutten

Ed (aka m703324 on YouTube.com) posted a very nice stop motion animation titled “NO boundaries“. He created the animation using a digital camera, chalk, and a chalkboard in one of his employer’s conference rooms. Ed’s notes state: A little stop … Continue reading →

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Animator brings new life to an indian myth

Posted on December 28, 2006 by Michael VanPutten

Another ‘winter break re-discovery’ from my archived bookmarks: back in 2003 I came across Nina Paley’s “Sitayana Sings the Blues“. Nina did a wonderful job of animating gorgeous characters from the Indian epic of Ramayana to songs sung by Annette … Continue reading →

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Fallen Art

Posted on December 11, 2006 by Michael VanPutten

Thomasz Baginski wrote and directed a short animated piece titled ‘Fallen Art‘. The piece was created by Platige Image, a Polish visual effects company. Fallen Art is a story about generals, soldiers, and a very special project (watch the video … Continue reading →

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Boinx iStopMotion

Posted on December 6, 2006 by Michael VanPutten

Boinx iStopMotion is a fun piece of software that enables you to create stop motion and time lapse animations using your iSight or DV camera. Creating stop motion animations can be fun for both kids, parents and teachers. The software … Continue reading →

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Elephants Dream

Posted on December 3, 2006 by Michael VanPutten

On May 18th, 2006 a team of six people released a beautiful animation under a creative commons license titled Elephants Dream. By May 29th, over 500,000 visitors had downloaded the animation. Over the months that followed remixes of the animation … Continue reading →

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