Not all the geese got eaten on Thanksgiving, and the ones in this video seem pretty happy about having survived:
Related web page: http://www.videos.viewmyart.com/video_RocknGeese.htm
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Friday, November 23, 2012
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Happy Thanksgiving (cute animation)
Here's a well-made (and cute) Thanksgiving themed animation with a unique style from the talented mind of Timothy Tu. Happy Thanksgiving to all:
Related website: http://www.ojolie.com *
Related website: http://www.ojolie.com *
Happy Thanksgiving (cute animation)
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
"The Maker" (an excellent stop motion video)
Making a short stop motion clip takes some effort. Making a high quality stop motion video that runs five and a half minutes long, takes what I can only imagine to be a lot of effort. So kudos to Zealous Creative for a job well done in giving life to The Maker:
related website: http://www.zealouscreative.com *
related website: http://www.zealouscreative.com *
"The Maker" (an excellent stop motion video)
Monday, November 19, 2012
A New POV-Ray Tutorial & Other Matters
For those of you who might be thinking of trying your hand at creating animation frames using the (free) POV-Ray raytracing program, I've written a short tutorial on how to do so. It's available here on Stuart Whitmore's Videoliberty site.
In an unrelated housekeeping note, I've gone through and fixed most (all?) of the broken embeds and links on this blog, most of which were due to the demise of the Revver video hosting service. In cases where I could not find working replacements online (or, more rarely, where I felt the post no longer fit well with the blog) I hit the delete button. So while the quantity of content here has shrunk, what remains should be working a lot better (and faster too - I deleted a few widgets for reasons unrelated to speed and suddenly found that the pages are loading much more quickly). *
In an unrelated housekeeping note, I've gone through and fixed most (all?) of the broken embeds and links on this blog, most of which were due to the demise of the Revver video hosting service. In cases where I could not find working replacements online (or, more rarely, where I felt the post no longer fit well with the blog) I hit the delete button. So while the quantity of content here has shrunk, what remains should be working a lot better (and faster too - I deleted a few widgets for reasons unrelated to speed and suddenly found that the pages are loading much more quickly). *
A New POV-Ray Tutorial & Other Matters
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