This week I needed to create a 4 frames animation to use for linocut animation. As what is happening in the world is quite anxiety-provoking at the moment, I decided to make a very simple and gentle loop š

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This week I needed to create a 4 frames animation to use for linocut animation. As what is happening in the world is quite anxiety-provoking at the moment, I decided to make a very simple and gentle loop š
A simple 14 frames loop made with rubber stamps. This semester started pretty strong with a film to finish in 4 weeks! Plus, my tablet died, so that explain with I haven't been very consistent with my posts.
This week I kept exploring with the magic dot and pushed it a little further by linking them with lines. Another fun experiment with motion courtesy of Alex Grigg :)
I haven't given much love to this Tumblr for a long time but for some reason, a few people have started following it recently. Currently, I'm studying animation at university, and I thought this blog could be a fun challenge to motivate me to practice more.
So for this week's gif, a big shoutout and thanks to Alex Grigg and his awesome Animation Basecamp class for introducing me to the Magic Dot exercise. It's a lot of fun and has really helped me loosen up! :)
Flip book improv #1
Here's all the creations from the participants to my Tagtool workshop ā¤ļø Music credit : Graeme Miller & Steve Shill - Travelling Theme
I gave a Tagtool workshop at the fine arts museum in the city where I live and this is an animation from one of the participant š
Can't stop making those! š
A collaboration with my 7 years old niece ā¤ļø
A little wink to Enzo Mari ā¤ļø
Swimming with the fish in the sea
Having a blast with Tagtool!
Belladonna of Sadness (1973) - Eiichi Yamamoto
Iād love to be more active in here at some point, but for now, you can also follow my other Tumblr where I make loops from films I love...
I guess I'm inspired by the jolly season... (ā¢Ķį“ā¢Ķ) Here's a post punk/new wave/french pop xmas mix right in time for your holidays!
Just in time for the Holidayzzzšš š»ā¤ļø
Itās the new year coming, time for good resolutions! With my job, I got the chance to put my hands on an iPadĀ pro and making animations will be so much easier with the pencil instead of my laptop trackpad! So get ready, a lot of fun on the way!
I made this one very quickly as I was exploring the new toy =)
Since Iām still very slow at animation, hereās one Iāve made with my nieceās drawing =)