New this week: Maureen Furniss reviews five short films fresh from the festival circuit, Jean Detheux explores how venturing beyond this "given" opens up an entire new realm of paradoxes, dilemmas and ultimately success, Don Duga returns to Annecy with his trusty sketchbook in hand and more...
* THIS WEEK AT ANIMATION WORLD MAGAZINE.Each week, Animation World Magazine offers new articles, special features and theme-based coverage of the art, craft and industry of animation. New this week:
- Fresh from the Festivals: July 2002's Film Reviews
Maureen Furniss reviews five short films fresh from the festival circuit: AIRSHIP by Sam Yousefian, KING TANGUN by Jun Eun Lee, Nina PALEY'S THE STORK, DRUNKY by Aaron Augenblick and Billy Greene's THOUGHT BUBBLE. Includes QuickTime movie clips!
- Notes from the Underground Part 3 -- Drawing, Without Knowing (Or, The Art in the Doodle)
While many of us believe drawing is knowledge based, Jean Detheux explores how venturing beyond this "given" opens up an entire new realm of paradoxes, dilemmas and ultimately success.
- Annecy 2002 Through An Artist's Sketchbook
Don Duga returns to Annecy with his trusty sketchbook in hand.
- The Animation Pimp: anFrw*oV morFh
Talking animals...why are we so attached to the talking animals? The Pimp, of course, has some ideas.
