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UNA COLECCIÓN DE PELÍCULAS DE STOP MOTION CAPTURADAS CON EL SOFTWARE DRAGONFRAME

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UNA COLECCIÓN DE PELÍCULAS DE STOP MOTION CAPTURADAS CON EL SOFTWARE DRAGONFRAME
 

Flaws por Josh Shaffner

2016-07-06

Josh Shaffner delivers a stunning atypical approach to stop motion animation with Flaws. A combination of cel-animation and pencil/paper wizardry, this piece explores not only technique but windows into the human psyche. Throughout the process, Shaffner accumulated a series of 18 pages of detailed drawings. While some elements flash and stray haphazardly there remains a

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Vivir de César Díaz Meléndez

Vivir por Cesar Diaz Melendez

2016-06-27

Hacia adelante. Hacia atrás. Hacia arriba. Hacia abajo… cuando te encuentras al borde de la creatividad, nunca sabes en qué dirección te llevará el gran guardián de la inspiración. César Díaz Meléndez explora este ámbito en una obra sencilla, pero increíblemente emotiva, centrada en los personajes.

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El ascenso de Anna Eijsbouts

The Upswing por Anna Eijsbouts

2016-06-20

Long gone are the MTV days of music videos where an “in-your-face” approach was the norm, and Anna Eijsbouts takes this opportunity to slow things down and deliver a somber, heartfelt video for Bell X1’s upcoming track “The Upswing”. Subtle animation moves and macro shots of the characters’ sad eyes draw us in to feeling

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Angustia geográfica de Sean Pecknold

Geo Angst por Sean Pecknold

2016-06-12

Sean Pecknold, back at it again with another highly stylized animation short. This one is a nice array of photographic elements, illustrations, typography and even a few paper cutouts. The diverse materials create a harmonious juxtaposition from scene to scene, and content gives us a nice roadmap to the wrap our brains around the concepts

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Dios sabe por Jeff Scher

God Knows por Jeff Scher

2016-06-06

We are thrilled to be sharing Jeff Scher’s latest creation, and a new technique he calls “Can-imation”. The process involves a tin can on rollers and brushed on paint, eventually overlaid on top of itself, creating a energetic juxtaposition of colors and textures. Racing squiggles, blobs, smears, dots, and splashes all are invited to this

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