Computer Animation Arts

Even as you're reading this, I'm probably in a concert hall in Amiens, France (or maybe it's the one in Soissons), preparing for a live screening of our animated visualisations originating from Hector Berlioz's Romeo & Juliet - the last of our big projects for the Orchestra Network for Europe , and the culmination of a six year cycle of creative collaborations with classical orchestras across Europe. Just last week I was in Katowice, Poland, but more about that a little later. In truth, the Computer Animation Arts course team is a little bleary-eyed as it's been a hectic few weeks getting everything prepared, but our creative community of hardworking students have been no less prolific, so enjoy this all-new edition of our Post With The Most , beginning with the expressive joys of our weekly life-drawing classes... Meg Robson Meg Robson Meg Robson Meg Robson Meg Robson Adri Lopian Adri Lopian Katie Lima ...

So there I was, flicking through a recent edition of Time Out magazine, when all at once I thought, 'Wait a minute! I recognise that face!' (And everything else for that matter!).  Sure enough it was one of Computer Animation Arts ' life-models, the wonderful, splendiferous and supremely bonkers Robin George - bearing his all (again!) in a Time Out centrefold and giving the inside track on his life and times as a nude model.  There is literally nothing Robin won't do when it comes to ensuring his life-drawing sessions are dynamic and experiential for our students; sometimes it's swords and violins, other times it's fright-wigs, top-hats and face-paint.  Robin is often the face (& body!) of our Halloween Specials wherein students are confronted by the dark denizens of Robin's imagination.  I do recall one class in which he ended up with his be-wigged head stuffed into an item of hand-luggage - business as usual on Computer Animation Arts !  You ...