Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts

Saturday, August 31, 2013

To This Day







This is an interesting mix of animation styles.


Posted by Jonathan D Lisonbee

Some cool animation stuffs


I think I showed this before or referenced it. Rather than picking a medium like clay to animate in I think it would be cool to use found objects in addition to other materials.

I love 2D elements in 3D environments

Minimal animation but amazing concept


Posted by Cheryl Johnson

Mexico and real Mexican food



Notice that there is a volcano called Popocatepetl (po-po-ca-tay-pe-tl) in the background that is bound to erupt someday


This is a papaya tree that just decided to grow one day in the front yard


Papaya tree at night, Christmas style!


Woo!
Sadly it fell and is now not alive. The papayas were too heavy.


I call this tree the green hot dog tree. Nobody knew what the green hot dogs were. but they did have cool seeds inside of some kind of avacado-like pulp. And they hurt when somebody hits you with them.


This was lunch after Church on one Sunday. Good steak, beans and a nopal cactus salad


Dang good freshly squeezed orange juice with sopes (so-pays, which are like pizza dough but made out of corn) and green sauce with cheese and beans.
The oranges in Mexico are very much sweeter than the ones in USA, even out of season.


Chicken and rice with bread and salad


Cream of mushroom soup and salad, and I think that that was chicken with melted cheese in the pan


This was Christmas dinner. The big pot has mole (mol-aye), which among other things has: shrimp, spicey chiles, and melted choclate. The pitcher has ponche (ponch-aye), which is like wassail, but with more fruit and sugar cane. The sugar cane is bitten but not swallowed. When you bite it the sugar comes out. The biscuit looking things are shrimp patties. And there's a dish of green chiles and Wonder wheat bread, which you can dip into the mole.


More mole (mo-lay) and a pot full of bacalau (ba-ca-la-ow) salad. The salad has fish, olive oil, nuts, olives and is very healthy and tasty.


Christmas turkey


You can't miss the buses in Acapulco, they have flashing lights and the coolest top 40's songs playing. As well as famous religious people's names, like Maria.


Pork with pineapple and other spices


Cool plants!


Spikes grow on this tree!


More cool plants


Love the color of this flower which name is Aztec and I can't pronounce


Happy meal! Lentil soup which plantains and tostadas and sour cream


The light switches are different


There is the spikey tree from far away


Adios!


Posted by kevinzico

Andreas Deja and crayons



Not sure if those are crayons he is using but if they are then I want to make an animation colored with crayons.

Friday, August 30, 2013

Motionographer.com


This is another site that is filled with ideas and inspiration, all relating to animation and motion graphics.

The Art of the Title

This website focuses on the art and animation of title sequences.  It is a very unique art form, and very inspirational to look through.  If you ever need ideas on styles or techniques, take a look through this website.

http://www.artofthetitle.com


Inspiration! Three Legged Legs Animation Studio


This group does and outstanding job with simple and unique animation.  A broad range of styles, plus the give a lot of insight to their process and how they created their animations.



Inspiration! - The Avalanche Art Blog

This has always been a good source of inspiration.  Very talented artists.



Inspiration

If you find any inspirational artists, projects or studios post them with the tag "inspiration".