What is your favorite bit of animation? - Page 2

LSPoorEeyorick · 04-14-2008, 11:02 AM

I've been meaning to ask you all this question for awhile now. What is your favorite bit of animation? Why? What is it like... is it avant-garde, is it nostalgic, is it whimsical, does it make you laugh, does it move you, is it Disney, or Warner, or someone independent-minded? And what does it say about you?

I was happy to see that mine is now on YouTube: Eric and Susan Goldberg's tribute to Gershwin, Hirschfeld, and New York. Part one, part two.

I think I love it because it combines stylish line and beautifully well-developed story. It has characters that you not only feel for, but feel like. And it pays tribute to three people and things I adore.

04-14-2008, 11:02 AM	#1
LSPoorEeyorick scribblin' Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: in the moment Posts: 3,872	What is your favorite bit of animation? I've been meaning to ask you all this question for awhile now. What is your favorite bit of animation? Why? What is it like... is it avant-garde, is it nostalgic, is it whimsical, does it make you laugh, does it move you, is it Disney, or Warner, or someone independent-minded? And what does it say about you? I was happy to see that mine is now on YouTube: Eric and Susan Goldberg's tribute to Gershwin, Hirschfeld, and New York. Part one, part two. I think I love it because it combines stylish line and beautifully well-developed story. It has characters that you not only feel for, but feel like. And it pays tribute to three people and things I adore.
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