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JOB: Animator
DATING STATUS: Dating
RELIGION: Christian - other
ORIENTATION: Straight
BODY TYPE: Clay
MEMBER SINCE: 05/12/2008
STAR SIGN: Cancer
LAST LOGIN: 09/02/2008 13:57:40
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Displaying 9 out of 9 comments
From: Walkerion
06/19/2008 18:48:30

you have really cool animations. I really like them. I was wondering what animations you help Aardman make. (eg. Wallace and Gromit, Creature Comforts, Purple and Brown, Any movies etc.) Is it exciting to be a professional animator? As you can see i'm really interested in claymation.


I hope to see more work of yours in the future

From: woollymonster
05/22/2008 11:26:34

Amazing animations, you have the job of my dreams!


I found the Aardman Training video very very interesting... Were you one of the animators featured in 'Eyeballs and Fish Lips' (making of Creature Comforts documentary)?

From: OptikNerve
05/17/2008 14:50:51

on my new puppet i found a white plastic twist-tie and cut /bent inserted as my teeth...looks ok

From: OptikNerve
05/15/2008 19:45:42


sargerock wrote:


Hi, thanks for the comment.


 


The teeth question! Allways go for the hard option and style it so it looks like plastacine, if it fits your style.


We use fast cast, a simple two part chemical. Usually you fix the top set of teeth with  a K&S joint and the lower set are loose.


All these  things depend on what style of puppet and animation your after. Usually every project has a new set of problems to solve.


Anyway, keep up the good work.


Jase


Thanx for your advice and time..much appreciated

From: Nofby
05/15/2008 12:32:48

Nice stuff SG! Very well done.

From: theclayman
05/14/2008 11:33:10

Thanks for the add Sarge, you do fantastic work!


 

From: JtotheWall
05/14/2008 01:32:45

yeahhhhhhh ... I like your stuff ..... yeahhhhhh...



but really .. great work .. always an inspiration to watch!

From: M-Flem-Jr
05/13/2008 17:19:07


sargerock wrote:

Thanks for the comment.

This site has great potential for stop frame people.

       You Bet Man! Thanks for the buddie request!

From: M-Flem-Jr
05/12/2008 22:07:33


         Hi there Sarge! I'm guessing you work for Aardman? Your stuff looks great. Welcome to Stop Motion Magic! I'm looking forward to more of your stuff.  



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