Billions and Billions of Stars!

Been watching a lot of videos on space, evolution, life, society, philosophy and more. This I discovered after a strange series of events. I enjoy it for being the most radical idea yet.

... After having post this, I watched some more animations created by Malcolm Sutherland. This second video was "Loosely based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead and inspired by the animation works of Ub Lwerks."

This third video is even better the second time around. Multiple dimensions and continual loops. It M.C. Escher made into minimal animation.

Ideas like these only come from people who think philosophically. I have extremely high respect for this person. Sometimes the most amazing things in our society go completely unnoticed.

Who will save us from ourselves?

This might be the best thing ever created by human.

Golden Ratio

I made this Animation for A Design Drawing class my Second year at Emily Carr. The assignment had been to make one object morph into another. In this case, a city eroding into the Golden Ratio. I have to admit, even after all the time I spent working on this I still enjoyed every bit of it. Many of the animation students had told me I should be an animator so that I could at least get a job after school. But just because I go into Animation rather then Fine Arts does not mean I will get a job. I think people can succeed in any area as long as they enjoy and want to work at what they are doing, not because one has more credentials then another.

(Aslo see edited version of Animation under the "My Videos" tab on the menu bar)