by Matt Buck
February 12, 2013 in General, News
It is sometimes assumed that cartooning is a purely static medium.
One of our members, Robert Duncan, shows this isn’t the case in this three-minute plus video celebrating the work of the writer and cartoonist Edward Lear.
If you have seen any other good examples of cartooning as a moving medium please post them into the comments below.
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Neil Dishington said on February 12, 2013
Much better than Life of Pi!!
Pete Dredge said on February 12, 2013
A delightful and well crafted piece of story telling work. Suits Robert’s style perfectly. Was Bernard Cribbins unavailable ??
Rupert Besley said on February 12, 2013
Brilliant!
Saskia Gheysens said on February 12, 2013
I like these 2 animations based on the work of Mexican/Cuban cartoonist Angel Boligan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93W69P7dVC8&sns=em
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSGkhgHVtjk&sns=em
beaubodor said on February 12, 2013
Of course, Morten Morland’s animations are a bit special: http://morlandcartoon.co.uk/Morland_Cartoon/Animation.html
beaubodor said on February 12, 2013
and here’s a very old one of mine, done at the time of the Lib Dem leadership fight and featuring the new go-faster Lib Dem bird, based on Road-Runner. The two pieces of music are from the early morning school holiday programmes I watched as a kid, Belle et Sebastien and The Flashing Blade. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVCEuBOgwmw
Nathan Ariss said on February 12, 2013
Lovely stuff!
Bill Stott said on February 12, 2013
Absolutely. What Nathan said !
Huw Aaron said on February 13, 2013
Brilliant – silly and beautiful!
Matt Buck said on February 13, 2013
They are indeed.
BRIGHTY said on February 13, 2013
Bravo, Mr Duncan! Encore!
Andy Davey said on February 19, 2013
lovely, lovely work – without (presumably) spending a year making it – although there’s still an awful lot of work in it.