Scramble intersections are the Contra-code of crossing the street
So I try to crowbar most things I post into some category loosely related to art or animation or code or anything I might teach, but this just goes into the category of “cool”. Until I can justify a category dedicated to “city planning”. Take a looksie at what made me go “NEATO!” today… ;
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This weekend in Brooklyn, BAMcinématek (30 Lafayette Avenue) is presenting “Sesame Street: A Celebration!,” a series of screenings related to the classic children’s TV show, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Of particular interest to Brew readers is “Sesame Street Film Festival” which screens on...
(click for full-sized version) I should have waited until the holidays to post this, but I couldn’t resist. Cool stuff like this has to be shared immediately. I recently ran across this holiday card by Mary and Lee Blair and had to make a scan of it. Michael Sporn is also posting some worthwhile Blair-related artwork .
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Because we are changing servers over the weekend, Sunday comes early this week – as we post our weekly round-up of animation related newspaper comics a few days early – First up, a multi-part sequence from Heart Of The City (7/13-15) by Mark Tatulli: Strange Brew (7/11) by John Deering; Argyle Sweater (7/14) by Scott Hilburn; The Quigmans...
Several months ago we featured Sascha Ciezata’s hand sketched animated short When Lynch Met Lucas . Since then, Ciezata’s been busy with his latest shot-with-an-iPhone animation, this time produced by Random House. It’s based a passage from the new book by Bret Easton Ellis, Imperial Bedrooms , read by actor Andrew McCarthy.
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Michael Sporn has posted an amazing article about Harvey Kurtzman’s animated work for Sesame Street . There’s a lot of rare artwork in the piece alongside info on how he collaborated with Phil Kimmelman and Associates to make the cartoons. In particular what stood out to me is this unbelievable page of animation drawings by Dante Barbetta...
Yep, the judges are deciding! Thanks to everyone participating in our first Toon Boom Animate Pro contest. I’ll make an official announcement by tonight (I hope) and will be doling out some non-first place winner prizes. Meanwhile, here’s something fun for ya. A company that specializes in cool barcodes, Bar Code Revolution.com (by...
ArtMagick one of those delightful art sites dedicated to a few related genres of painting; in this case some of the more interesting movements in late 19th and early 20th Century art. According to their own description: “ArtMagick is a virtual gallery dedicated to the continual quest of seeking out obscure 19th century artists and long-forgotten...
If you’re planning to film a drama, you will want to write a storyboard that covers all the bases. Breaking down your script is the first step to take when planning your storyboard.
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This is a really great modification of our Flash music player tutorial . I’m jealous actually, I should have taught that course using one this cool (click below to play it). Also worth checking out is the entire site, MonkeyInADryer.com done by Dustin Crops Boy (thats his code name). Thanks for sharing, D.C.B.!
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