Arjen Klaverstijn "Manfred" (2010)
Here is something nice and light to re-establish myself after so long away, my vacation, professional and personal circumstances taking a strange turn, not entirely planned. Arjen Klaverstijn graduated from the Utrecht School of Arts with Manfred, an amalgam of Maya’s 2D and 3D technology. The short is a simple, humorous piece in which Manfred queues at a bus stop only to be out manoeuvred and lose his place to others, bad enough at any time but worsened by a deluge of rain, albeit a situation our guy turns to best advantage. In an age where reality of animated figures can be absolute, Arjen has rectangular characters, some taller or squarer than others, but imposing a satisfying chunkiness, the endearing central character a hoped for model for other proposed episodes. Click here to view a series of clips revealing the making-of secrets. Expressions of concern for my welfare have been welcome though, as I have been quick to reiterate, for the past fortnight I have been somewhere mid-Mediterranean, or was it the Aegean? Anyway it was hot.
4 comments:
Hi, nice work. Actually I could use a feedback on a short animation I did with xtranormal's state. I'd appreciate if anyone here takes a look at http://www.youtube.com/user/GhostTownPolitics?feature=mhum#p/a/u/0/XL4uI72rNbo and comments.
Love the style of this animation, the characters are so original, love the style and the soft lighting. Congratulations on this great piece!
Really funny - awesome.
very creative and the originality is admirable, if only more pieces like this would exist rather than the usual comic,
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