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24.02.2012

15.06.2009

Tasty Tuna

Enjoy your meal!
Een animatie voor de installatie "I'll draw you in".
Ik zou ze in de oven laten draaien.

04.06.2009

Little pets

Be patient!
If you are in luck you will detect one of my pets. They are very shy!
This animation is part of my project "I'll draw you in" It takes about 7 minutes and will be beamed on the bed.


Katzengejammer

Listen good!
Een animatie voor mijn eindexamen.

02.06.2009

I mean it

Een animatie voor mijn eindexameninstallatie
"I'll draw you in"



26.04.2009

Gerrit und Marianne

After a busy weekend I `m working on some simple animations
while laying on the couch.
Tomorrow I am going to build a kitchen for my lovely house.








01.04.2009

Gerrit Weber mag keine Leberwurst

I´have done this animation for the battle blog
but I will also use it for my house but without the sound.




25.03.2009

Showreel 2009

click to play





a compilation of all animations

actio et reactio

That´s the way of life.
Incalculable!




15.03.2009

Go Go Go!

How to get up when everythiing is fucked up?
Don´t wait too long, think later, just do something!



12.03.2009

Please be patient

I still can`t find it. Starting projects and don´t finish them. I´m still trying to move closer to my central theme.



09.03.2009

Derek de Solla Prices

Derek John de Solla Price (January 22, 1922 – September 3, 1983) was a physicist, historian of science, and information scientist, credited as the father of scientometrics.
A guy who don`t gave up.



An animation for the "Blitzbattle"

06.03.2009

fx battle no 3

...and how we learned at this weekend: allurement is much stronger than rationality.
Go to http://fxbattle.blogspot.com/ to check the context.


18.02.2009

fight again



spelen is niet alleen een jongensding!

watch on http://fxbattle.blogspot.com/

07.02.2009

06.10.2008

Animation for Museum Twentse Welle



yes, the final animation for the twentse welle exhibition!
It still shows the situation of the workers in twente around 1918-1945