Blu-tack animation experiments

this is a compilation of all the stopmotion i have ever done, in chronological order. it gets better nearer the end as i became more experienced. please comment to let me know how i'm doing.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• morphing
• blu-tack
• blue
• tack
• stopmotion
• motion
• claymation
• animation
• blutack
• moving
• plasticine

[Fingernailfilms]

@suupertramp is this easier or harder to use than clay

[suupertramp]

@Fingernailfilms depends what you are doing. i would say normally it is harder as it tends to be more stiff.

[TheRobotStarfish96]

did you make this in your classroom?

[suupertramp]

@TheRobotStarfish96 yes it was part of my art coursework. its in little sections as it was over the whole term, i did bits every lesson

[chrisboy4512]

Mad, but I love it. Well done, mate

[broadhinny]

Very smooth. Can't believe its your first. Thanks.!

[MrMDAN47]

I saw your hand about a billion times...

[gbhosl]

@rastyrabbit i prefer blu tack as it does not fall off very easily

[bluemini9]

I loved when he came out of the hole

[ellacoakleyx3]

@suupertramp i love the videos{: epic.

[suupertramp]

@ellacoakleyx3 well both have different properties and so different advantages to using either one in a certain situation. but yeah blutack is best :P

[ellacoakleyx3]

@rastyrabbit i prefer blutac. i agree that plascticine is easier, but with bluetac its stciky so it easier to make them stand and balance etc.