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"the process of making art is just like playing games, I play with colours, materials and experiment (with) all kinds of techniques to make my pieces look interesting and to a certain extent make viewers aware of some social problems." - Chng Seok Tin

Rui An has prepared a fabulous presentation for our lesson on Chng Seok Tin. However, Chng Seok Tin's lesson could not have been complete without... a game!

The game: knocking down my sculpture "The Man, The City and The Environment"


Some attempts at knocking down the scuplture...

...with a rubber band

...with a paper ball

Enjoy,

Leon

A ready-made artwork made up of our food supply & paintings.

A 2D CLAY animation that amazingly merges and morphs the works of 35 artists. (many of which we have studied in SoVA:)

This film won the Oscars for Best Animated Short Film in 1993.

Enjoy!

Aaaaaaaii can give you Gatsbyyyy!

Yingshi's nanren:)
YEAH... Coursework is over...
lets jiayou for A-level... :)
btw... posted by hardrock... not charm...

Hi all,
happened to chance upon this recently... quite an interesting article on common flaws in students' short films (although the tone seems quite extreme and insulting). I'm sure many of us must have committed some of the mistakes before.

http://filmmaker.com/DUMPS.html

thanks
ojl

http://www.cartoonbrew.com/cgi/worst-mocap-ever

This link above will help you appreciate the stamp on the end credits of Ratatouille better. "100% pure animation. No motion capture or cheap animation shortcuts were used in the production of this motion picture!"

Hello!

Here are some caricatures of our beloved fellow AEPers & some random classmates of mine...

For those who have watched Cremaster 3 and can't make head or tail of what it is about, and hasn't read this page already, clicking on the link would help a lot.

Some background information on Freemasonry, the Celtic tale of Fingal, Fionn Mac Cumhail, and the Isle of Man (cf Cremaster 4), and the architect of Solomon's Temple. May not work best explaining how everything works altogether (Barney keeps it a state secret), but better in explaning the individual and apparently disparate parts of the production.