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CAA One-A-Day: All Things Fall

Based on Peter Paul Rubens’ early 17th century painting Massacre of the Innocents marvel at Mat Collishaw's epic, baby-tossing 3D zoetrope! All Things Fall - 3D printed zoetrope by Mat Collishaw from Sebastian Burdon on Vimeo .

CGAA One-A-Day: Pottery Zoetrope

Something a bit magical for you this morning, the answer to that admittedly rather niche question: "What happens when pottery and animation combine?" Experimental animation meets pottery from Crafts Council on Vimeo .

Project Zoetrope Film: Merry XMas

Merry Christmas!   Project: ZOETROPE  (A little film) Here's a little film celebrating the spirit of our Zoetrope Project and the final crit.. Very proud of the magical zoetrope animations by all CGAA Year 1 students. Enjoy.   Watch the film HERE     Soundtrack: Steve Reich  Special thanks to tutor Phil Gomm! Wishing everyone a most wonderful Christmas!           

The CGAA Zoetrope Show 2012

At times, the many challenging technological processes standing between the student of animation and 'animation' itself can obscure the simple innate joy of 'making things move'.  Not so on Wednesday morning, when animation lecturer Meg Bisineer and CGAA year one took to the stage of lecture theatre 1 to celebrate the culmination of their animation classes thus far.  In what can only be described as a technological mash-up, our students viewed their festive-themed animation loops via zoetrope, ipad and projector.  The resulting animations will feature on the group blog soon, but until then, enjoy the photographs of our first CGAA Zoetrope Show as taken by our Artist-in-Residence, Tom Beg and our GTA, Jordan Buckner . When I first saw these images, I experienced an honest-to-God rush of happiness.  Moments of sheer magic are captured here!  Indeed, some of these images remind me of the paintings of Joseph Wright of Derby , in which enchanted faces ar...

Zoetropes - Peter Hudson's Charon

Last year at New Designers we had some superb zoetropes built to show off what animation is at it's core. There is a magic and charm about this very simple principle that once demonstrated becomes something rather incredible. This video uses the same idea, but on a Ferris Wheel to delighting effect. Peter Hudson's Charon from jason tongen on Vimeo . For more info on CG Arts own Zoetrope's check out our New Designer's Showcase from 2012.  http://ucarochester-cgartsandanimation.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/class-of-2012-new-designers-2012.html