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Tag Archives: hand drawn animation
Hullabaloo at CTNX 2015
The Hullabaloo Team at CTNExpo 2015. What an amazing week end we just had. This year the team was invited to hold a panel about “The Making of Hullabaloo” at the CTN Lounge and it was a success. We had … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Personal Milestones
Tagged 2D Animation, Alexa Summerfield, Animation, Booth Hullabaloo, CTN, CTNX, CTNX2015, Dan Larsen, hand drawn animation, Hullabaloo, Hullabaloo an animated Steampunk Adventure, Jake Akuna, James Lopez Animation, Leo Oliveto, Steampunk, Traditional animation, Veronica Daring
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Hullabaloo rules…
The verdict is in and it is a resounding YES to 2D animation. This is animation history in the making, so says it on BuzzFeed and it sure feels that way. Almost 11,000 people from all across the globe have … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Personal Milestones
Tagged 2D Animation, Alexa Goriup Summerfield, Buzzfeed, Dominique Cabrera Lopez, Evelyn Kriete, hand drawn animation, Hullabaloo, Indiegogo, Jake Akuna, James Lopez, James Lopez Animation, Katbusgallery, Leo Oliveto, Steampunk, The Art of James Lopez, Traditional animation
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“The Mystery Hat” by Jakob Jensen and Rune Bennicke
“The Mystery Hat” is a new children’s book by my good friends Jakob and Rune who I worked with at Amblimation and DreamWorks. Both are outstanding traditional animators and even though they have dabbled in 3D very well, it looks … Continue reading
Support Hullabaloo on Indiegogo
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/hullabaloo-steampunk-animated-film It is time to rally the troops and really show your support to 2D hand drawn Animation like never before. My friends and I are trying to raise the money to make this amazing project a reality. Hullabaloo is … Continue reading
Animation Paper on IndieGoGo
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/animators-new-favorite-software-animation-paper This project looks like what we have been waiting for. A real simple way to animate traditionally on a Cintiq or tablet and feel like its the old animation disk, pencil and paper. This team from Denmark is working … Continue reading
