“Washed Ashore” by Jonas Ott
A castaway finds himself washed ashore a beach at the foot of a towering city. His curiosity draws him into the urban expanse he finds before him. Whilst in the city he tries to get in touch with the society.
A castaway finds himself washed ashore a beach at the foot of a towering city. His curiosity draws him into the urban expanse he finds before him. Whilst in the city he tries to get in touch with the society.
Israeli artist Shimrit Elkanati creates narrative illustrations (and some animation) in scratchy pencils and pixels, depicting both family life and office culture, as well as imaginative scenes with children and animals.
Praxinos manager and co-founder Elodie Moog joined us for a brief Q&A about the software.
Surpassing even the most generous box office predictions, Disney’s “Frozen” continues to shatter records.
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An exploration of design, composition and music using a minimal amount of cycling frames to produce a variety of motions.
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After all of the recent Walt Disney mudslinging, it’s nice to see a positive mention of the man, even if that positivity happens to be in the form of a TV commercial trying to sell you a luxury automobile.
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