Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Marco - in Search of Mother


A young boy who lives with his family in the harbor city of Genoa, Italy during a depression period in 1881. Marco's father, Pietro Rossi, is a doctor who dedicates his time to treating poor patients, and therefore the family has financial difficulties.

His beloved mother, Anna Rossi, goes to Argentina to work as a maid to earn money for Marco. When the letters from his mother stop coming after an indication that she is sick, Marco fears the worst for his mother's fate, and since his father is too busy working in his clinic and his older brother Tonio was sent off to train as a locomotive driver in Milano, he is the only one free enough to go search for her.

At the end of the series, Marco and his mother return to Genoa, where the family is reunited.





Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Japanese Kitty


"The Adventures of Hello Kitty & Friends" is a computer-animated series that brings the famous Sanrio characters to audiences all over the world. The series is an initiative of Sanrio Digital, executed by Dream Cortex.

While the technology that Dream Cortex used to create the show is recent, "The Adventures of Hello Kitty & Friends" adheres to the core values established more than 30 years ago by Sanrio: happiness, family values, friendship, and educational value.

"The Adventures of Hello Kitty & Friends" targets children aged three to nine years, though it is also popular with older kids and even among some adults. The series offers an entertaining and often humorous way for young children to learn about social interaction and behaviour while following the adventures of some of the world's best-loved and most recognizable characters.


Sunday, June 21, 2009

Super Hero Barack Obama


I really don't understand the Americans.

First they elect him (and a large number elected him) and now they start doing him bad time.

It's like complaining has become a second nature of the Americans.

Nevertheless it is Great piece of satire.



Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Makin of Beauty and the Beast


Sometimes the rough early animation seems too blank and jittery before the inbetweener's work here, and sometimes it's flowy.
Look at Belle's reaction to the beast...its so confusing...
I think I want to be the more flowy rough animator....
Unless Belle's reaction in the beginning of the video was already done by an inbetweener....

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Tom and Jerry - my favorite


Tom and Jerry is the best cartoon ever created without a doubt, absolutely love it!

Tom is always losing...

It's my favorite part of Tom and Jerry's videos !



Friday, October 3, 2008

Pixar - Bug`s Life Bloopers


An "outtake" I'm surprised they didn't think of:

{Keep in mind that that the ripoff film "Antz" came out first,and Pixar created two "blooper reels" for their movie}

It's the scene where the ant colony council is trying Flik for accidentally destroying the food meant for the grasshoppers;Princess Atta asks Flik if he has anything to say for himself.He turns his face from the camera;when he turns it back---to be continued.

Friday, July 6, 2007

Tex Avery - Father of Daffy Duck And Bugs Bunny


Tex Avery was the true genius behind the cartoon boom at Warner Bros.
and MGM in the 1940s as well: he abandoned Disney's ultra-realistic approach took the art of animation to an entirely new level.

While Disney's cartoons strived to create painstakingly lifelike imitations of reality, Avery's cartoons did things that could only be done in cartoons.

Thursday, July 5, 2007

Fantasmagorie - The First Animation Film


This film by frenchman Emile Cohl is considered by many to be the first animated film.

Cohl started as a well-known comic strips before he went into animation.