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vodley · 07 July 2009, 10:32

I found an extensive interview with HT where she details how the Amiga liberated her from the physical and creative confines of the traditional animation studio.

From September 1989 Commodore-Amiga

http://www.scribd.com/doc/14573374/C...10N09-1989-Sep (downloadable PDF file)

I saw it was not posted here yet -- http://amr.abime.net/issue_2649

In my town, an artist is offering kids the chance to make animations by drawing directly on old film stock.

To me, this means it's time to offer my Amiga animation workshop again, but instead of a limited few crowding around my 6MB A2000 and saving work to VHS like in `93, participants can bring their notebook computers and emulate Amigas.

07 July 2009, 10:32	#1
vodley Zone Friend Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: homer AK usa Age: 59 Posts: 82	Animator Turnipseed interview I found an extensive interview with HT where she details how the Amiga liberated her from the physical and creative confines of the traditional animation studio. From September 1989 Commodore-Amiga http://www.scribd.com/doc/14573374/C...10N09-1989-Sep (downloadable PDF file) I saw it was not posted here yet -- http://amr.abime.net/issue_2649 In my town, an artist is offering kids the chance to make animations by drawing directly on old film stock. To me, this means it's time to offer my Amiga animation workshop again, but instead of a limited few crowding around my 6MB A2000 and saving work to VHS like in `93, participants can bring their notebook computers and emulate Amigas.