Computer Animation Arts

I've just watched this again and thought I'd share it with you all. If you're a fan of Snatch and Star Wars then look no further, Brick Vader's here to terrify and entertain you! *Just in case you don't know the film there is a LOT of swearing here so be prepared*.

330 paintings later and (hopefully) I've just about put the finishing touches on the ACT/CGAA collaboration specific Behance portfolio. It features all of your speed paintings - looking rather grand and lovely - in one handy place for the world to see. There’s bound to be a few mistakes with missing paintings and blog links, so if you could give your respective folder a quick check then that would be much appreciated. Also - if I've missed anyone please let me know. Thanks again for the time and dedication given to produce these paintings! http://www.behance.net/actcgaa

More normally, I'd begin this March edition of the Ba Hons CG Arts & Animation PWTM by waxing as lyrically as Wordsworth about drifts of nodding daffs and giving fanfare to the unfurling of the world beneath the warm caress of the honeyed sun.... except it's still bloody freezing and Wordsworth is stuck in a snow drift.    Sigh.  Winter is proving truly interminable, with drab slabs of cloud entombing the landscape and winds as cold-through-the-clothes as surgical blades.  However, if it's colour you want and proof too of vigorous growth, I suggest you look no further than the following showcase of the most current work from CGAA years 1, 2 & 3 and news too of exciting collaborations and alumni success.  It's a hefty slice of up-and-coming talent with a plethora of embedded video, so put your feet up and happy browsing. A few weeks back, CGAA year 1 completed their seven week 'From Script To Screen' project that challenged them to pre-pro