Interview with Aleksa Gajic, part 2: Flowing imagination and science inspiration
This is the second part of the interview with Aleksa Gajic. Read the first part here: Rendering spaces, drawing stories
Photo above: Aleksa Gajic by Davor Durinic (c)
Taken from Goran Sudzuka’s blog
Photo bellow: Technotize: Edit and I
Interview with Aleksa Gajic, part 1: Rendering spaces, drawing stories
Here is my next guest from Funny Comics Show 2010! Serbian comic book artist and animator Aleksa Gajic… Beside being a respectful international comic book artist, illustrator and video maker, Aleksa launched in 2009 his first feature-lenght animated film ‘Technotize: Edit and I‘.
Technotize has been warmly accepted by the audience and critics in the whole South East European region, not only because of shared memories, but because it showed that with passion and persistence ideas with smaller budget than you would expect can arise on the horizon.
Photo above: Aleksa Gajic
Photo bellow: ‘Technotize: Edit and I’
Interview with Bill Plympton: People are obsessed with their bodies
During the Animafest, back in June, I have visited master class by cartoonist Bill Plympton where he was talking about his approach to cartoons and showed us some of his latest films. Afterward, we sat and talked a little bit on his career, influences and animation…
Photo taken from independentfilm.com (c)