Tue, May 27th 2008, 15:38
This is an early drawing from Fuggy Fuggy, all done in my irreplaceable moleskine books. Where it all starts. This is one of the first drawings I did for the Fuggy#1.
This is the storyboard for the fitness section. Not the neatest, but it all makes sense to me. Greg
Fri, Apr 25th 2008, 10:51
Our short film The M Man, written and directed by Greg, and based on a character designed by Myles when he was about six, has been nominated for The Second Annual Channel Frederator Awards in the Best Flash Film category. The film was previously shortlisted in the 2007 Nicktoons Network Animation Festival.
Fri, Jun 13th 2008, 10:02
We're off to the Showcomotion Conference in July and have been invited by Tim Dann to sit on the panel for the Get Shorty session.
Sun, Jul 6th 2008, 12:11
Our latest animation 'Sticks' has been featured on the UK YouTube homepage (that's our 5th YouTube feature) as well as on Drawn!
Sat, Jul 12th 2008, 11:21
Just finished a short film 'Codswallop' based on the postcards I've been doing. Hopefully it will be showing at a festival near you soon.
‘Codswallop’ is a subconscious drift through despair, frustration, joy and redemption.
Based on a series of stream of consciousness postcards sent by the filmmaker to their son, ‘Codswallop’ features a collection of surreal characters at crucial moments in their briefly glimpsed stories.
Beware of hats!
Thu, Jul 17th 2008, 10:30
At the recent Showcomotion Conference we were asked to present in a programme called "Get Shorty" with a few other folks, one of whom was Jason Krogh of zinc Roe Design in Canada.
Jason has presided over a number of great projects, including the Zimmer Twins, an online 'make your own film' site for kids. (And for adults like me too.)
Here's a little short I made at their site called Outer Space Mischief
Tue, Jul 29th 2008, 10:44
Our latest short film Codswallop is finished and heading out on the Film Festival run. We can't release the full version online until it's done it's rounds of the film festivals so for a sneak peak, take a trip over to Aaron Simpson's top industry blog Cold Hard Flash.
