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Sassypants & Sweetieface: Animated Dreams
 June 8, 2010 3:34 pm
If you’ve ever made an animated film, you’ll be able to relate to Sassypants & Sweetieface: Animated Dreams by Phylicia Fuentes. Goofy drawings, creative movement, and funny voices—the type of fun animation that I love to see. It was made at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. (Thanks, Fran Krause)
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Well now, Phylicia Fuentes is awesome!
oh jeeze I love this!
Normally I don’t get a big laugh out of student films, but this was really funny! My friends liked it, too! 2 Cats 2 Curious was great.
this is great!!
I really enjoyed that!
Where is the School of the Museum of Fine Arts? In NYC? It is a place I am not familiar with.
I FUCKING LOVED THIS. xD
I’ve only worked as an inbetweener and clean up artist so far… and I KNOW what that kind of pressure feels like. xD It’s good to know someone had the desition to point it out.
Tom: They’re in Boston. Their website is SMFA.edu.
this is great animation!
I love this. Great voices and such funny animation!
Very funny stuff. Great job!
That was great.
Phylicia has such a wicked sense of fun and weirdness. Hooray for SMFA’s Phylicia!
you can check out the smfa animation blog at http://www.smfaanimation.blogspot.com