Thursday, February 20, 2014

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neilsanders: When life gives you lemons, MAKE A GIF Grand loop overlord Neil Sanders kicks off our Dance theme!
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Daaaaaw adorable dancing. I hope that fox has good intentions, though. Anyone know what flick this is from?
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mirrorwave13: “Night Stroll” makes downtown Tokyo an ambient canvas for geometric light animation. Artist Tao Tajima”
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Daniel Atkinson’s haunting entry to this month’s Loopdeloop theme LIGHT. More of Daniel’s work
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jasonclarke: Baby, I compare you to a kiss from a cat on the face We Share Jason Clarke’s love for cats, so we’re sharing his share of his love for cats. Yep.
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tinyteepee: Valentin Stoll There’s some mighty good art on this tinyteepee tumblr! 
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This guy…I can tell this guy has lots of emotions.  by Alex-Rimbault - check out his work. It is soooo pretty.
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kronoskingiainglenspants: inja-y-ddraig: inkfromtheoctopus: The Adventures of Prince Achmen.1926. German.The oldest surviving animated film in history. Nonono, you don’t understand how AWESOME this movie is because it’s not done by a big production firm, or someone with a name as big as Walt Disney, no the writer and “mind” behind this film was a WOMAN yes, my dear tumblr peeps, the very first trick animator in the world was a young German woman who had an idea, and enough friends and time to make a feature-length animated film. And it took her three years because the way this movie (and some shorter works she actually did before Die Abenteuer des Prinzen Achmed) are done is really, really complex. You see those leaves, and the hair of the figures? Yes. That’s hand-cut paper. Lotte Reiniger - that’s her name, my friends - always loved the art beind the Chinese shadow puppetry, and after she heard a lecture by Paul Wegener (famous vor the early movies Der Golem and Der Student von Prag) about the possibilites of animated movies, she wanted to combine these two things. And guys, how she combined it… Most of the puppets and scenerey she made all by herself. Her friends set up a special table that was lighted from underneath, and in the later movies she would even change the colours of the background mid-scene to change the atmosphere. Above it was a camera, shooting photos of the scenes that she moved milimetre for milimetre for those 16 pictures per second she needed for her movie. Which makes Die Abenteuer von Prinz Achmed not only the first animated feature-length movie, but also the first stop-motion movie. Guys, this is stunning - you need to check it out. Lotte Reiniger is a boss at shadow puppets. 
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kolbisneat: All will be revealed soon enough but here’s a super secret GIF of a woodpecker doing what a woodpecker does best.
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Arnaud Millot’s ADORABLE submission to this month’s theme TWIST. Check out their site here
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An intensely romantic TWIST Loop from the talented Markus Magnusson!
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Wednesday, February 19, 2014

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