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I love to create stop motion animation. It takes a lot of time and patience but it's worth it! Watch them all below.

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Comments:

Posted by name 2 years ago ( 12-Nov-2006 20:36:26 )

for me i like the sketch and the wire they were cool

Posted by popebuggix 2 years ago ( 26-Nov-2006 23:21:26 )

Wow, that's incredibly impressive.

Posted by jesse 2 years ago ( 27-Nov-2006 12:45:17 )

Thankyou! Trying to work upthe courage to take the next step, actually to find out WHATS THE NEXT STEP TO TAKE? Anyhow, glad you liked it.

Posted by nero 2 years ago ( 30-Nov-2006 17:03:08 )

I'm totally in love with these movies.
Aside of appreciating the patience it took to create these animations, the subjects are also amazing. Kudos !

The next step ? Do a stop motion movie outdoors, with your favorite subject and the sky -- across several hours or even a full day cycle. Pretty tricky, but i think it can be pulled off.

Posted by amateurvisionary 2 years ago ( 05-Dec-2006 12:32:54 )

great work. i particularly liked the camera and the sketch. having done a little of this myself years ago, i can only imagine how long it took to get these effects. also, excellent choices in the score chosen for each work. well done, sir.

Posted by jesse 2 years ago ( 05-Dec-2006 17:01:37 )

Thats SWEET that you like them!

Posted by jetcowbob 2 years ago ( 05-Dec-2006 22:16:07 )

Kudos!

Posted by dwalk 2 years ago ( 18-Dec-2006 16:40:54 )

Those are incredible, but what music did you use?
And what was the software you used to make them, or if none, then how?
it has inspired me to get into the hobby (if thats what its called)

Posted by jesse 2 years ago ( 18-Dec-2006 21:46:44 )

I used a niceish comsumer camera from SONY with the "Frame record" function with it selected the camera records like 4 frames everytime you push record (on the camera remote preferably...so you dont move the angle)then you animate like normal, hitting record after each movemnet. Then load it into about ANY editing program and speed it us and add sounds. TADA!

Posted by jeffneal 2 years ago ( 18-Jan-2007 17:22:54 )

Man that was sweet. I totally want to try that. I liked the sketch but my favorite was the disapointment. hahaha I was lauging when he got injected! Pore little guy. What's the music you chose for those? It reminds me of something from Amelie the movie. Anyway, good stuff.

Posted by boggers 2 years ago ( 21-Mar-2007 11:21:20 )

Really liked these, especially the spider and the disappointment.

I *think* the next step is to make one that tells a story, as opposed to a scene or an idea.

Posted by joe 2 years ago ( 24-Jun-2007 22:03:24 )

I love it, and can appreciate it as a fellow stop motion artist :)

youtube.com/pjrproductions

That's my channel, check it out if you want to see my and and my friend's work.

Posted by julian 1 year ago ( 03-Jan-2008 02:43:30 )

Yeah, I always start a story and then just stop part way.
It would be cool to see the pink guy get all super-hurky and mutant-buff.
Also, I like that you used the same font as the Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit.
w00t papyrus!