Friday, August 12, 2005
Why Eric Goldberg is a Bloody Genius:
Way back in 1996 when ASIFA-Hollywood was still putting on Anifest (I miss them) Eric Goldberg and a number of other animators did some art that was printed up and sold to raise money for ASIFA.
We had some of the leftovers for sale at Comic Con this year. From the first second I saw Eric`s drawings I wanted to take and complete the animation of his extremes. It is all there. These 3 drawings are an animation all on their own without any need for inbetweens.
All I have done here is line them up put a little timing to Eric`s drawings. Now that is animation. That is beautiful. The true touch of a master animator. (Don`t blush Eric, you know it is true)
We still have some of these Anifest prints if anybody wants to buy them. We were selling them for $5 each at Comic Con and I guess we would need a dollar for shipping and handling. Give me an email if you are interested. ¶ 9:31 PM
Way back in 1996 when ASIFA-Hollywood was still putting on Anifest (I miss them) Eric Goldberg and a number of other animators did some art that was printed up and sold to raise money for ASIFA.
We had some of the leftovers for sale at Comic Con this year. From the first second I saw Eric`s drawings I wanted to take and complete the animation of his extremes. It is all there. These 3 drawings are an animation all on their own without any need for inbetweens.
All I have done here is line them up put a little timing to Eric`s drawings. Now that is animation. That is beautiful. The true touch of a master animator. (Don`t blush Eric, you know it is true)
We still have some of these Anifest prints if anybody wants to buy them. We were selling them for $5 each at Comic Con and I guess we would need a dollar for shipping and handling. Give me an email if you are interested. ¶ 9:31 PM
