This is a music video for the song Fratzengulasch by the band Die Vogel

It was directed by Katharina Duve and Timo Schierhorn.

Georges Schwizgebel - Jeu

Hans Richter - a funny little film called 'Ghosts for Breakfast' 1927

Stan Brakhage - Water For Maya

These are some computer drawings I did this morning based on some drawings

from my sketch books. I have always been very sceptical of using computers as a drawing

tool but writing my dissertation for collegehas made me quite curious about it.

Ill post some more up later.

Jeff Scher - Milk of Amnesia 1992

Robert Breer - Eyewash 1958-59

Stuart Hilton - Argument in a Superstore 1992

I found this book about a week ago in Saltaire while visiting the hockey

gallery. It was hidden at the back of an antique shop. I love the cover

print of one guy throwing another over his head, seems a bit over the

top. After looking inside the entire thing is hillarious - how to unarm

a knife wielding sailor, a gun toting henchman, a crazy boxer and

at the end... Dance moves!!! Fantastic!

I found this posted on the 'University for the Creative Arts' website.

Its by an artist named Noriko Okaku and there are more interesting things

on her website : www.norioka.net

Peter Kubelka

Adebar [1957]

Harry Smith

Early Abstractions

Cy Twombley - Bay of Naples 1961
Oil, crayon, and pencil on canvas

robert breer - Re-creation 16mm

Norman Mclaren

Synchromy - by Norman Mclaren 1971

This is a great example of use of rhythm in an animation

Norman Mclaren was a pioneer of experimental animation

and made animations by painting directly on to film, both to

create the image and sound.

This excellent little documentary

explains how Norman Mclaren

could produce his images and

sounds in perfect relation to

one another.

A Spooks Post

Its wet, windy and dark outside. The hour is late and these are

two films perfect to watch at a time like this. Put a chill down

your spine.

Harry smith - Heaven and Earth Magic

Edgar Allen Poe's a "Tell Tale Heart"

Animated by UPA in 1953

There are a few really nice sections in this. Summery

Save me - Stuart Hilton

This is probably the first experimental animation i really felt inspired by. I first

came across the film when i was in my first year at art college and it still inspires

me 8 years later.

This film is by Robert Breer and is a beautiful mix of collage,

rotoscope and drawing. Click the link below to watch on Ubuweb

Fuji

At college I have a tutor named Joe King and together with Rosie

Pedlow they made this film as part of the Animate Project (sadly no

longer in existence) Its a fantastic little film using drawing and found

footage together in a really nice collage. Watch it here -

Tulips At Dawn

Seiltänzer, Raimund KRUMME, 1986
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