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Sunday, September 28, 2008

Sad to Happy ( Facial Expression)

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Saturday, September 20, 2008

Line testing (bouncing ball)

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Line test activity for animation

Monday, September 1, 2008

Boundin'



Boundin' is a 2003 Oscar-Nominated short film from Pixar.

A sheep dances proudly in his southwestern landscape, until one day his wool is sheared and he is left naked. He's depressed and shy, until a cheerful jackalope comes along and shows him how to leap proudly and not to be ashamed. The moral of the story is what counts more is what's on the inside or your inner personality. :)

The animation and music are fine and the characters are cute. It is a good story but not as good as other Pixar's short stories. The story also has a good moral. :))

Stick Fight



This is indeed cool. I like the bloody effects and its being horrible. :)) A stick figure tries to take the world and fights everyone he meets. The fight scenes are really cool and the blue man is awesome.

The sound was quite repetitive and there were some flaws in the video.
The animation was just simple but it is freaking good in spite of its few flaws.

The Piano



This animation is about an old man who shares his life story through songs.

This may not be so interesting to some but the story behind it is so beautiful. It is inspiring. It may not have words but the feelings and emotions were clearly expressed. The music is nice and the animation was done smoothly.

A True Gentleman



An old woman met an old man while crossing the street. In the middle of the street, they had a conversation perhaps getting to know each other. They talked without thinking that they are in the middle of the street. Few moments, a vehicle passed by and bumped the old woman. What a tragedy! The old man just didn't care. :(

The storyline was good but quite predictable that one of them will be bumped by a vehicle but how it happen was not predictable at all. The characters look so funny.

This animation is awesome. :))

"Sometimes, being polite isn't the best way to act"