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Total funding amounts to $125.3M.
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Shot from "spook train (curtains)" a clay stop-motion, horror short film
This was the first stop-motion animation I ever watched, long before I knew what stop-motion was. It terrified me but also left a deep imprint in my consciousness, showing me that even something as simple as clay can evoke so much emotion
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Photograph by/from "We Are Playgrounds" art festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands
Leaving Ukraine to study in the Netherlands opened up many possibilities for travel. Suddenly, I was able to travel across Europe for very little cost. This allowed me to discover my biggest inspiration and passion: art festivals. Connecting with people, listening to amazing icons and speakers, seeing art come to life, exploring behind the scenes, and so much more opened my eyes to a vast array in this field.
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Animator's Survival Kit
This is every animator's beloved book. I stumbled upon its existence very accidentally online while searching for resources on animation. When I first illegally downloaded the PDF and started learning from it, I didn鈥檛 realize the significance of this book; I just found it as a helpful tool. It was only several months later, when I mentioned this book to my professor, that he exclaimed, "OH, yes, of course!"
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Scene from 'Brother Bear' by Aaron Blaise (Disney cartoon 2003)
This scene from Brother Bear holds a lot of significance for me. On one level, the more obvious, it is incredibly well-done, with rich visuals, music, and storytelling, making it a prime example of how to create a children's cartoon that is beautiful, deep, and truly for all audiences. Additionally, this scene was animated by Aaron Blaise, a Disney animator who has been in the field long before I was even born. Like with the Animators Survival Kit, I found him accidentally and was captivated by his passion for drawing and animating animals. I hadn鈥檛 researched him for his popularity or significance; I simply found his work fascinating. It wasn鈥檛 until I attended another of my beloved art festivals and saw his name on the list of speakers. I watched in awe for two hours as he spoke about his life, career, and Disney behind the scenes.
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"The Swing" by Jean-Honor茅 Fragonard The painting that has followed me my entire life.
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Illustration Assignment
"Reversed Roles"
Graphite on Pencil, A4 white paper
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10 significant posts
10 posts that the candidate considers to be the most significant and on which he or she would like to discuss with the Jury.
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Various creations
Study of 22 head stills of original Bambi
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Imaginative Drawing - Character in setting
character based on unique outline
February 2025
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Imaginative Drawing - Character in setting
February 2025
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Various Creations
Lino Cut - Pomegranate
February 2025
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Various Creations
Character design - shape and outlines
February 2025
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Various Creations
Exploring the theme of 'curiosity'. How can I show emotion without giving it away with obvious signs and character emotions?
February 2025
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Various Creations
A personalized postcard I have made in requested simplistic style.
Jan - February 2025
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Various Creations
Simple comic with lack of words. Emphasis on story telling.
January - February 2025
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Animation, made in Toon Boom Harmony 'Stretch and squash'
Production of this animation unfortunately, dragged out from November 2024 till January 2025 due to file disappearing.
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