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arythusa:

givememountaindew:

milkshakescoldandlong:

aronwithonea:

My second year film from CalArts Character Animation.  Been working on this for the last 4 months or so.  

beautifulllll you did amazing, aron!!

I love love LOVED this film!!

Oh dang the voice acting and sound design!!

I’m always so glad to see more dramatic films coming from Calarts. :) And it’s Victorian! Love!

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aluhnim:

hardlined:

By Andrew Chesworth

I changed his name in the description to Chesworth, although Chestworth gave me a real great laugh. What a talented motherfudger, and he even graduated from MCAD as well as worked on Wreck-it Ralph. I’m pretty jealous that some of you MCAD students actually had him as a teacher/worked with him a bit!

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mrcontro:

This is really good stuff by MCAD grad/Disney animator Andrew Chestworth. If you wanna see the final version, click here.

And he worked on Wreck-It Ralph!  :D  Nice!

I love this little video. So good to see it again!

scurviesdisneyblog:

By Glen Keane 

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zimeta:

If you’ve seen this episode, you’re probably reading it in his voice. :D

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rufftoon:

potatofarmgirl:

barlee:

potatofarmgirl:

spookyzomo:

kannertia:

sociallyanxiouswren:

One of the many things I love about traditional animation is the requirement that the animator really understand how objects interact in a physical space. This few seconds does a great job of demonstrating that understanding.

Wonderwoman has so much swag in this movie.

Oh damn, that’s some sweet animation. Maybe I should.. watch this movie.

This fight was my favorite part of the whole movie. Wonder Woman and Big Barda team up. Not sure who boarded it, but it looks like Lauren Montgomery’s work?

Jay Oliva boarded this fight sequence. It’s on his website. http://jayoliva.com And yes!! The animators did a top notch job!!

Thanks! Jay is amazing also!

I keep looking at this bit of animation: love the timing: how the leg twirls around the rope, but also the head movement is really nice. She’s not just staring, her head moves nicely with her upper body.

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penciltests:

“Hercules” 1997

Various Effects animation

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