Showing posts with label ANIMATE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ANIMATE. Show all posts
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Monday, 24 October 2016
RICHARD WILLIAMS - REVIEW
RICHARDS WILLIAMS
British and Canadian
animator-cartoonist Richard Williams is already 50 years into animation, has 30 years of teaching animation and won 3
Oscars.
He was born in Toronto,
Canada in 1933. Williams learned the basics of animation in the animation club of
YMCA(Young Men’s Christian
Association). In 1955, Williams immigrated to Spain, where later moved to Britain,
where he founded a studio for the production of commercials.
In 1958Richard Williams created his first film called ” The Little
Island”. Other his works are: ”Ziggy's Gift”(1982), ”Raggedy Ann & Andy: A
Musical Adventure” (1977 ), ”A Christmas Carol”(1971), which was awarded with ”Oscar”
in 1973.
”A Christmas Carol”
Sunday, 23 October 2016
BILL PLYMPTON - REVIEW
BILL PLYMPTON
Bill Plympton is famous American avant-garde animator and former political cartoonist.
Bill
Plympton was born on April 30, 1946 in Portland,USA. After high school, he
enrolled at Portland State University. In his student years, Bill became
interested in cinema. In 1968 he began studying at the School of Visual of Arts
in New York. Firstly, Plympton gained recognition as an illustrator, his works
were published in "New York Times" newspapers and ”Vogue” magazines.
Bill Plympton made his first full length animated
film in 1992 called ”The Tune”.
"The Tune" poster
Bill was nominated for "Oscar" twice: in
1987 for "Your Face" and in 2005 for the "Guide Dog".
"Your Face"
Bill Plympton has a lot of strange, witty,
funny and vivid characters. But main thing is that they all have good sense of humor,
which they took over from the artist himself. There is also a surprise waiting
for viewers at the end of every Bill’s work.
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