An Animation you must Tip your Hat to!

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An Animation you must Tip your Hat to!

Posted by mohawkade - January 7th, 2012

While amongst an internet journey, I stumbled upon this animated masterpiece...

The the story and writing and lacking, the animation and artistic style definitely make up for that.

Ladies and Gentlemen, I invite you to get acquainted with Fire and Ice (1983)! Click the link below to see part 1 of 4. Feel free to see the whole thing!

Fire and Ice

Besides that, I'm balls deep in a couple of Animations, one of which is really testing my patience and creativity, being several months in production now. See Recent Artwork and previous posts for clues.

Also got some new vids posted! Though one of them was reuploaded due to configuration issues with the YouTube 3D features, but you can view them below, Enjoy!

Last 2 Cartoons: ASDF Trains vs Turtles and Leo & Satan in 3D.

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FrozenFire 2012-01-07 23:43:37

Wonder where Frozenfire came from? ;D

Atlas 2012-01-07 23:57:37

Thanks for linking to "Fire and Ice".

mohawkade 2012-01-07 23:57:37

My Pleasure!

PIED3 2012-01-08 05:17:05

Apparently that film was rotoscoped. I ain't tipping my hat to that filthy art.

Dunso 2012-01-08 07:34:13

That's brainmeltingly fluid!

mohawkade 2012-01-08 07:34:13

Which makes me believe they rotoscoped at a higher frame rate rather than the standard 24... but I could be wrong.

Starogre 2012-01-08 11:16:59

yea it's all rotoscoped. lots of labor, no love

MindChamber 2012-01-08 14:56:06

lol while yes, they relied heavily on rotoscoping, I wouldnt diss it as no labor of love.
Raplh baskhi was doing what Disney and Warners has done as well, but no one disses them. It was a alot of work, and those backgrounds and monster designs are nothing to sneeze at.

mohawkade 2012-01-08 14:56:06

I agree, rotoscoped or not it's still a lot of dedicated work and many anatomically correct animations rely upon some levels of rotoscoping on one level or another.

An Animation you must Tip your Hat to!

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