3D animation

The National Gallery is collaborating with Central Saint Martin’s College of Art and Design on 'Transcriptions: Animation’, an innovative new project which involves postgraduate animation students producing short films inspired by the Gallery’s collection.

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From the film-maker:

 

In the painting, one of the little girls is crying. I wonder whether it is because she wants an ice-cream or whether she has suddenly realized that she has lost her parents and everyone around her has disappeared? She looks around. She can see another planet with two aliens eating ice-cream. The girl hops through the universe onto the new planet. She begs for ice-cream but the aliens reject and ignore her. Saddened, she screams which drives the aliens crazy. They panic and end up handing over the ice-cream. She gets excited and jumps back to her own planet. But when she lands, she drops her ice-cream and starts crying again

 

Minsun Park

 

A piece inspired by Adolph Menzel, Afternoon in the Tuileries Gardens, 1867

Break
FlashBreak
Billy Elliot
Sophie
FlashSophie
Victoria Ennis
Soupcon
FlashSoupcon
Nick Hanks
Little Louise
FlashLittle Louise
Maja Hill
Spaced out
FlashSpaced out
Minsun Park
Isabel
FlashIsabel
Eleanor Reed
Mystic Apocalypse
FlashMystic Apocalypse
Edwin Wolf Metternich
Samson and Delilah
Holbein
FlashHolbein
Graeme Howard
The Stubborn Stallion
Cabron
FlashCabron
Daniel McAlvite
The Idle servant
FlashThe Idle servant
Drew Flanagan
The Wet Painter
FlashThe Wet Painter
Jatinder Gill
The agony in the Garden
FlashThe agony in the Garden
Juliana Salgado
The Poison Tree
FlashThe Poison Tree
Kevin Cadoo
 
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