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Category: Frame by Frame Animation

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Frame by Frame Animation, Pencil Drawing, Storytelling

Sebastian Pöllmann

linesfiction Mar 20, 2013

I am strongly fascinated by puppet theatre because I grew up with my parents’ marionette theatre. My work is therefore mainly based on storytelling and creating new worlds you can immerse yourself. Drawn figures or clay sculptures are more or …

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Frame by Frame Animation, Installation, Storytelling

Susanne Rosin

linesfiction Feb 25, 2013

My work is based on an intense observation of space and flatness. To accent this, I construct the scene in a way that it looks like a “strange” place. It’s a practice, that overdraws and modifies the real space, but …

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Frame by Frame Animation, Installation, Storytelling

Norbert Trummer

linesfiction Oct 10, 2012 Tagged with artist books

Presenting my drawings in a book gives me the possibility to reach more people with my work, it got a democratic aspect. Anybody who likes that stuff can easily buy such a book. One can take the whole project home …

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Frame by Frame Animation, Storytelling

Sarah Jane Lapp

linesfiction Jun 18, 2012

In the digital age, I continue to draw with crow quill and ink because I crave, like a vampire, the direct kinesthetic contact provided by hand, paper and pen. I could live in my own drawings; they are tidier than …

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Frame by Frame Animation, Storytelling

Jennifer Levonian

linesfiction Apr 11, 2012

I use watercolors in these animations because the transparent and fluid qualities of the marks remind me of movement. The cutout puppets are a lot like paper dolls and I think this reference to children’s toys with all their innocence …

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Frame by Frame Animation, Storytelling

Marco Raparelli

linesfiction Mar 7, 2012

The drawings mirror the imperfection of the characters that I portray, the same physical and mental improvisations. For this reason my drawings sometimes are funny and dark at the same time, I’m like a television transmitter.I utilize a style that …

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Experiment, Frame by Frame Animation, Installation, Storytelling

Kakyoung Lee

linesfiction Mar 6, 2012

As a printmaker, drypoint is my favorite medium. I have studied printmaking since 1993. I have had numerous shows with lots of prints and drawings, including from traditional prints to life size installations using cutout prints, artist books, and even …

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Experiment, Frame by Frame Animation, Interactivity, Storytelling

Serge Onnen

linesfiction Mar 1, 2012

Serge Onnen: Making a phenaticoscope is still a lot of drawing. But the strength is that it all fits together in one image. I like Art to be a powerful image. DEPOSIT is about recycling empty bottles. Recycling & rotation …

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Computer Animation, Frame by Frame Animation, Notations

Katrin Ströbel

linesfiction Jan 7, 2012

To travel is a really important part of my work, because I like sometimes to be displaced in order to develop my work under different, unstable and temporary conditions. I also like to question my work – or rather the …

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Frame by Frame Animation, Pencil Drawing, Performance, Water-Color

Monika Bartholomé

linesfiction Jan 2, 2012

May be it was not as much the medium film itself that interested me, but the question how does a drawing evolve, how do I start, how do I find my theme, how do I set in motion what I …

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