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1. New Symposium of Animated Abstract Art Comes to Spain
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By: Jerry Beck, on 4/13/2015
Blog: Cartoon Brew (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags:  Festivals, Abstract, Robert Seidel, Bret Battey, Józef Robakowski, Paul O'Donoghue, Punto y Raya Academy, Punto y Raya Festival, Sabrina Schmid, Steven Woloshen, Music, Add a tag

For those who like their animation in its purest form: a feast of form, color, motion and sound in Spain.

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2. Four Inspiring Pieces of Computer Animation
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By: Jerry Beck, on 10/7/2011
Blog: Cartoon Brew (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags:  Alex McLeod, Quayola, Robert Seidel, Takcom, Canada, Japan, UK, CGI, Germany, Experimental, Add a tag

If my diet of computer animation existed solely of the work being produced by mainstream commercial studios, I might come to the conclusion that CG is a graphically stagnant, artistic dead end. Thankfully, I know better than that. I know that there’s plenty of amazing, forward-thinking pieces of computer animation being produced around the world. A lot of it exists on the fringes and doesn’t garner as much attention as commercial CG, but the animation points towards a truly original form of expression that is unique to the toolset and not reliant on mimicking earlier forms of graphic art. Below are four such pieces that explore the possibilities and potential of computer animation:

Topologies—Tiepolo (Excerpt) by Quayola (UK)

Pico by Takcom (Japan)

Prismatic Planes by Alex McLeod (Canada)

Chiral by Robert Seidel (Germany)

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