New NFB Treasures

The National Film Board of Canada has been producing many great animations for decades. This one is part documentary, part animation, maybe visual poetry mixed in?

The Storm, Monica Kidd, provided by the National Film Board of Canada

There is more where that came from: https://www.nfb.ca/animation/

Foxy Printing

It took a total of 18 Hours on my Anet 8 printer, but it finished without (obvious) errors. Clean Up time!

Model by Dárika Lara-Rodriquez

Back to Basement

Uncanny Valley Cans

Now here is an intersting use of 3D printing: 3D-printed cremation urns of the deceased's head to hold their ashes (on BoingBoing)

Grinding Light

Just before everything changed, I had set up for a stop motion test in my basement. Last night I finally got to shoot it, here is the result:

Grinding Light from Wobbe on Vimeo.

3D Printing Workshop

Prof. Callas will be giving a 3D Printing Workshop next Wednesday. You will need to sign up in Enrica’s office ASAP if you would like to attend. It’s limited to 10.

• No experience necessary.
• RH 212 Mac Lab
• Next Wednesday: September 19th, 3:30-5:30pm.

3D Printing Animation

The 3D print I showed in class separated and recorded as replacement animation.

Community Garden, Beechwood Ave, West Long Branch, NJ 07764, US

More 3D Printed Animation

This video was created by Raymond McCarthy Bergeron, a MFA student at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Seem like an attempt to use zoetrope techniques to tell a story.

re÷belief from Raymond McCarthy Bergeron on Vimeo.