Table Kid Kirby - Part 5: Table Escape

This is the concluding episode of the superb stopmotion series by Paul Whittington aka Carrotkid. If you missed any episodes, here are links to my posts containing parts 1 and 2 and parts 3 and 4. I loved the way in which he chose to end the series (but I won't say anything more so as not to give it away :)




More films by Carrotkid/Paul Whittington and his work are available for viewing on his website. You can also get some information on about what he's working on from his blog.

The ToonLifeOnline Blog also has an excellent interview with him here. *

Table Kid Kirby - Part 5: Table Escape

Clay Clayman for President, Episode 2

The story of the little-known third party candidate for President continues:


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Clay Clayman for President, Episode 2

Two More Table Kid Kirby Videos

Two more skillfully animated episodes by Carrotkid (Canadian filmmaker Paul Whittington) continue the saga of Table Kid Kirby, a little clay man exploring a sometimes frightening big world:

part 3 (The Other):


part 4 (Darkness):

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Two More Table Kid Kirby Videos

"Clay Clayman for President!"

Not happy with any of the three leading presidential candidates? I've created an alternative for you, although in addition to the difficulties facing any third party candidate, he does have to overcome the problem of being a fictional character :)


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"Clay Clayman for President!"

Table Kid Kirby (claymation)

Here are the first two installments in the classic "Table Kid Kirby" series created some time ago by Carrotkid (aka Canadian filmmaker Paul Whittington). The stopmotion animation is very well done. Having spent hours creating some much shorter clay animations myself, I would imagine it must have taken Carrotkid a long time indeed to create this series. In addition to the visual appeal, there's a bit of mystery as well as some parody (intentional I think) of the Phantasm movies, especially in the second video:

part 1 (Magic Mirror):



Part 2 (Realm of the Spiral Sky):


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Table Kid Kirby (claymation)