Second runner up (3rd prize) One film stood out because it scored high on all aspects of animation filmmaking: story, direction, design, animation, strong characterization, timing, camera and editing. Although the clue of the film can be foretold by the audience, it is the overall quality of the filmmaking that keeps the audience amused until the very last credit. Third prize goes to the film that tells us the story of mankind’s eternal fight over money and how it can ruin friendship: Opgejut by Koen De Koninck (RITS Erasmushogeschool Brussels).
My goodness, they made me blush! :p They forgot one thing: the great coloring by my dad :p Thanks dad!
Here's a wacom animation I did, using the keys from Preston Blair's animation book. I think it's an amazing piece of animation and again (like Milt Kahl's work) a joy to inbetween.
My first wacom animation. I used the Milt Kahl thumbnails from the illusion of life as keys and then inbetweened and finetuned it. God I love his work...
Me and some friends wanna bring Eduard back to life. I'm currently storyboarding and characterdesigning for another short Eduard film. Any suggestions for storylines? Here are some ye olde pictures from 2006.
card I made for my good ol' dad for celebrating the end of my graduation film. He helped me a lot with scanning, coloring and making sure I didn't screw things up.