Sunday, November 16, 2008

Train of Thought: Animation research, train or otherwise.

Ivor the Engine



http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=fDWk0BCeblQ



Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends

http://img1.sidereel.com/_icon/2618.jpg



http://thecia.com.au/reviews/w/images/wallace-and-gromit-curse-of-the-wererabbit-2.jpg





http://mario.lapam.mo.it/Wallace-and-Gromit/images/The-Wrong-Trousers-01.jpg


http://www.webwombat.com.au/entertainment/movies/images/corpse-bride.jpg
Blue screen techniques were used by the team behind the Corpse's Bride, and the models for this film wer made by Mackinnon and Saunders. Blue screen techniques will be used in the making of the aniamtion for which we are making theis locomotive in order that all the various components can be put together in to one film (our train ,the station, the characters etc.)

Mackinnon and Saunders website: http://www.mackinnonandsaunders.com/gallery2/
This company have been responsible for models in a number of well known projects such as 'Corpe's Bride', 'Mars Attacks', 'Pingu' and others.

IMAGES OF TRAIN RELATED PAPERYNESS (also non-train realted paperyness...)

The following images are a result of a combined effort between Modelmaking and Animation. Further contributions of both video and link nature can be found by following this link: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=15397197699
The full animatic can be seen too.


Train of Thought: Paper and card research

Rolling Reel Circus / Circo dei Rocchetti Rotolanti [] - - It's Free! : PaperPino, CartoSculture in Movimento / Paper Automata & Models

Train of Thought: The Paper Industry and Manufacture.

This link, http://www.paperonline.org/history/history_frame.htmlleads to a site entitled 'Paper Online' which seems to have an awful lot of information about paper, from its beginnings in history up to present day manufacture.











The state of paper in 3000 BC.







The state of paper in AD 610. http://www.paperonline.org/history/610/610_frame.html























The state of paper in the 14th Century.

http://www.paperonline.org/history/1493/1493_frame.html





The state of paper in the 17th Century.

http://www.paperonline.org/history/1493/1493_frame.html





18th Century

http://www.paperonline.org/history/18th/18th_frame.html





19th and 20th Centuries

http://www.paperonline.org/history/19_20th/19_20th_frame.htmlhttp://www.paperonline.org/history/19_20th/19_20th_frame.htmlhttp://www.paperonline.org/history/19_20th/19_20th_frame.htmlhttp://www.paperonline.org/history/19_20th/19_20th_frame.html