These stop motion animations were made at the Cameron Center, with instructor Hannah Currant.
We used pieces of card and plasticene, plus cameras on tripods.
Big thanks to everyone - everyone really enjoyed themselves. Hopefully we will be able to attend the screening tonight as well.
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2 comments:
wow! they are fab :) particlarly liked the snail eating spider :)
love your axlotl too, but can't work out how to comment on that post :)
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