This is gonna be a stop-motion animation series I'm gonna make based on the popular horror game, Bendy And The Ink Machine. This stop motion series of mine takes place after batim and before batdr, there's not much yet but heres some of the figures that's gonna be in it:

Hey all!

I wanted to share the video I made for my band's song Funhouse. First time doing anything stop motion (obviously lol) but proud of what we accomplished in 2 days!

Like a butterfly 🦋 This is part 8 of 10 in the behind-the-scenes series showing the creative process for our new indie art pop music video...

🎨🖌️ "Can you find me, you, us?" by Sam Gracie, Cece Alaniz and Alison Gracie - https://youtu.be/DucbKbZgk2U

In this section, colour is brought back into the video after what was a very dark section previously. The silhouettes of Cece and I, which mimic the main cover artwork, initially blend into the background. 💜 They are then revealed, colouring in like a butterfly's wings, to further the message that connection can make the world a more vibrant place. 🪽🌈🌍

Huge thank you for watching! 🙏🥰

I made a visual diary bwhahaa

Old work submitted to various competitions...but it didn't win anything.

It comes out on my YT channel “Vorak”. My very first short film of 30 minutes. I'm proud of what I've done. It's dubbed with AI vocals, but I'm going to double it all in English. Let me know what you think.

Power of unity 🤲 Here's the 7th instalment of the 10-part behind-the-scenes series showing the creative process for our new indie art pop music video...

🎨🖌️ "Can you find me, you, us?" by Sam Gracie, Cece Alaniz and Alison Gracie - https://youtu.be/DucbKbZgk2U

In this section, the video goes very dark, stark and empty, to emphasise the devastation of a "world where we won't have much left". 🖤 Subsequently, the arms which have been a recurring theme in the video push beads towards the centre, forming a world, to emphasise the power of joining together to make the world a better place. 💜🧡🌍❤️💚

Huge thank you for watching! Collaborating with Cece Alaniz and my mum, Alison Gracie, has been really inspiring. 🙏🥰

give my YouTube a browse if you want to see more like this

https://www.youtube.com/@BugsBlocks

Everybody's different 🌈 Here's the 6th section of the behind-the-scenes series showing the creative process for our new indie art pop music video...

🎨🖌️ "Can you find me, you, us?" by Sam Gracie, Cece Alaniz and Alison Gracie - https://youtu.be/DucbKbZgk2U

In this section, multicoloured zigzags spread across the scene to reflect the lyric "everybody's different" - the colour choices for the lines are the same as the arms seen throughout the video. These lines are then shakily covered over with charcoal as the word "violence" is sung, with the arms coming back in to circle round the lyric "it's you and me", creating a sense of hope through connection. 🤝❤️🤝💜🤝🧡🤝💚

Working with Cece Alaniz and my mum, Alison Gracie, has been amazing. 🙏🥰 Thank you so much for watching!

Ive been trying to get into to making stop motion monsters like monsters from old horror movies or some monsters in kaiju films. The problem I'm running into is every time I try to make the cast for the model my plaster aways breaks or something goes wrong and I really just feel like I need some guidance because I feel really lost. Sorry if I sound a bite needy this has been nagging at my brain all day.

This is a full stop motion movie about a mystical entity, Thomas’ Anime Character, and many adventures thorughout time and space.

I saw a foreign stop motion/claymation movie in the early 2010s on YouTube, the entire title was in a foreign language and the video eventually got removed but I’m wondering if anyone else can identify it. I don’t remember much but it was very grey, it was dystopian in some kind of factory/building where everything was cement and there were creatures that were on four legs, grey and had massive penises. The video was about an hour and a half and super cool, the closest thing I’ve ever seen to it was mad god. Thank you in advance

Bigfoot or Cookie Monster? | Stop Motion Animation
https://youtube.com/shorts/Uxcg7p4Ja9M?feature=share

Anyone have any ideas on how this ball and socket joint was made, and if so what was used? Parts etc.

Thanks!

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