The Prisoner (Trailer) from Adrien Deggan on Vimeo. All the walls are removable to allow easy access for the camera. I built them out of thin plywood, shaped foam, stones from the beach and lots of plaster and paint. For the detail in the foam I used a hot iron to carve it out. That was a lot of fun however I would suggest doing this outdoors. The fumes are really unpleasant. The door I made out of rough cedar and the hings out of hammered out nails. The rust is authentic. I simply added some acid to accelerate the process. Detail of the prisoner's bed made from a piece of burlap and dried grasses. You can see on the edge the iron grating I used for the ground. This enabled me to place earth magnets (really strong magnets) underneath the set to anchor the puppet's feet in place. Detail of the graffiti on the cell wall.
I have finally built my stop motion work area. Very excited to have a place to work (that is in the darkest part of the garage, so I know our toddler won't go near it).
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On making stop motion animations, the joy of imperfections, & the importance of creative play.
Most of the props are either made from wood, Bristol board or Sculpty. This is one of my earlier sets the walls are simply Bristol board. All the walls are removable to allow for easy camera access.
On the joy of stop motion, her favourite characters and why perseverance pays off.
Hedgehog’s Home is an animated film that explores how one brave hedgehog faces off against a bevy of forest beasts to defend the honor of his beloved home. The stop motion film was created by animator and director Eva Cvijanović as an adaptation of the eponymous children’s poem by Branko Ćopić, a writer from the former Yugoslavia. The timeless tale focuses on how cultivating a safe and comfortable home reflects a large part of who we are. More
Agency: Kemmler Kemmler Art Direction: Jon Adrie Hoekstra Photography: Krautkopf Animation/Postproduction: Philipp Seefeldt
federico tobon attached a reel of 24 hand-drawn pages to the chuck of a drill, generating an endlessly spinning sequence of frames.
