Polar Bears

I did this animation study when I was a student, but there seems to be something quite relevant about it now, what with the threat Global Warming poses to Polar Bears. This sequence is mute.

You can see more of my animation at http://www.iaingardner.co.uk

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Polar
• Bears
• Animation
• Drawing
• iain
• gardner

[smartbluecat]

Lovely work! I love the transitions. Is it rotoscoped?

:o)

[anim8iain]

Hello Smart Blue Cat

this was based on sketches done quickly at Edinburgh Zoo, and memory. No rotoscope. Not that there's anything wrong with rotoscope, but it's not how i did these!

[KineLomX]

Oh cool. Are you british? i like british people =D

[anim8iain]

yes, I am - thank you!

[KineLomX]

I live in america. Although i would love to visit england. Is it cold?

[anim8iain]

I'm not sure what the weather is like in England at the moment, but here in Scotland it's been quite sunny - honest it has!

[harbar3000]

Global warming is a new religion that Al Gore and David Suzuki are trying to impose upon the world. Al: "Look! Here is a problem and only Me and Dave can help save you! Fork over your earnings to us (in the form of carbon taxes and subsidies for green businesses) and your salvation and that of the rest of the world will be ensured!" Don't beleive their lies. Resist.

[Scarpelt199]

Nice work you did great

[smartbluecat]

Very impressive.

:o)

That polar bear was looking pretty sad last time I saw him in person. You really captured the weight very well. I checked out your site and would urge any other animators and lovers of animation reading this to do the same. This guy is a pro.

[la1880]

You are so talented!! beautiful!!! 5000*

xoxo

[Vickymerfur]

Hehe generalisations are fun =D

[KineLomX]

wow..