Showing posts with label cartoony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cartoony. Show all posts

Friday, 26 March 2010

The Daily Zoo (Chris Ayers)



"This is an inspiring collection of illustrations from top concept artist Chris Ayers created during his first year of recovery from leukaemia. In the spring of 2005, Chris Ayers was busy working as a concept artist in the Hollywood film industry. That all came crashing to a halt when he was diagnosed with leukaemia. After a year-long period of treatment and recovery, he started a sketchbook called "The Daily Zoo" on the anniversary of his diagnosis. Over the next 365 days he would draw one animal character each day, challenging not only his self-discipline but also his imagination. Most importantly, it allowed him the opportunity to celebrate the gift of each healthy day. Chock-full of wonderful creatures, ranging from curious pandas to sinister hyenas, athletic aardvarks to zealous zebra's, as well as Ayers touching commentary about his experience with cancer, this volume will leave you inspired as well as amused."

Website here.

Thursday, 1 October 2009

Line Art animation to Gigi D'Agostino's Bla Bla Bla


Cheers for this link Ricky! 2d Line art animation - to a beat. Haven't seen anything quite like it in a long while!

The Cat Piano, by People's Republic of Animation (PRA)



Great film-noir style in this 2d short by Australian studio People's Republic of Animation, blue and red hues on black backrounds with a use of transitions that harks back to the more trippy mgm Pink Panther segments of the 70's (this could be just me?) :) A very graphic style of animation; I'd never have placed the studio as Australian!

Banish Headlice, 23 Lunes style!


Cracking lighting, shading, critter design and frantic animation in this headlice shampoo commercial from Spanish all-rounders 23 Lunes (www.23lunes.com - Translated link)

Tuesday, 11 August 2009

It's Evolution Baby by Matthew Weaver



Lovely fluid touches in the fight scene, this chap knows his onions!

Tuesday, 21 July 2009

The Cat's Meow



I quite like this one, from a Ringling student. Ricky - you were doing something with a cat, thought you might be interested!