Intro to Brushes

Intro to Brushes

Relates to me: I always sparkle :3

Relates to me: I like penguins

Relates to me: I blow the wind out of people with my looks (owo)

Relates to me: I like bubblessssss!!!

^Testing Brushes^

^Final Project^

• What your inspiration was.  Why did you create it the way you did?
• I didn't really have any inspiration. It just seemed cool so I put all of these there
• What problems you came across.
• Problem: Having to have  a certain amount of stamps :(
• If you were to do this again, how would you change it?
• I would probably figure out what I was doing first instead of being rushed
• Anything else you want to include. Help me get in your head while I am grading so I can give you the most fair grade possible.
• I don't know what else to add so I'll just say, "hi" :3

Inspired Animator

1) Why did you pick them?

I picked them because I think it's cool the way they do stop motion

2) What makes their work different from others? They take common items and make stop motion from them which is not very common

3) Where are they from? They are from the USA

4) What have they made? YouTube Videos

Description from YouTube

Description

PES is the creator of some of the most widely viewed stop-motion films of all-time including Roof Sex, KaBoom!, Game Over, Human Skateboard, Western Spaghetti, and Fresh Guacamole.

His uncanny knack for transforming familiar objects through stop-motion animation has earned him global recognition and dozens of honors, including an Academy Award nomination for Fresh Guacamole in 2013.

PES is one person, not a film collective or a production company.

"PES puts a new spin on the familiar in a way that we haven't seen since Warhol worked in soup cans," says David Levy in Directing Animation (Allworth Press).

"Clicking on a PES film is to open a safe and suddenly see a million ideas glittering and exploding," says Director Michel Gondry. "The only reason you close the door is to re-open it just after and discover what will pop this time." - Paste Magazine

PES's Fresh Guacamole is the shortest film ever nominated for an Academy Award.

-Author Unknown