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11.27.07 by Widge @ 5:36 am Even as surreal and non-sensical as this is, it's still miles ahead of anything J. Michael Straczynski did to the character. Direct link for the feedreaders. Categorized as: Animation
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11.13.07 by Widge @ 10:07 pm Most animators really get into their work. And some people take this notion to extremes. Extremes that the rest of us sit back and admire. Showing here: Yes, in case you were wondering, it's a video that's supposed to be viral in support of the Samsung G800. Stop motion appears to be the advertising animation technique of choice, I guess. Direct link for the feedreaders. Categorized as: Animation
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11.13.07 by Widge @ 2:36 am Okay, I wasn't actually going to post this but then the "Crossing the Delaware" bit just about broke me. So. Here you go. Direct link for the feedreaders. Categorized as: Animation
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11.04.07 by Widge @ 2:09 am Finding the fourth cartoon on Saturday Morning Blog, I was curious to see if I could find all four. There's the first animated short from from 1950, based on the story by Dr. Seuss. Then three shorts followed it: "Gerald McBoing Boing's Symphony," "How Now Boing Boing," and then "Gerald McBoing Boing on the Planet Moo," which is the one I'm most familiar with for some odd reason. I was able to find everything online but "Symphony," and that's the second one. So here's chapters one, three and four in the McBoing Boing saga, for your amusement: Categorized as: Animation
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10.13.07 by Widge @ 2:13 am A fascinating method of animation here, and I've picked the YouTube video that appears to show the most information: these are 3-D models that are in different poses. When they start spinning up, it just looks like a jumbled mess, especially with video compression going, but then the strobe kicks in. And you can see what happens next. Pretty amazing stuff. Categorized as: Animation
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