HamSlice's Stuff

Pen and Ink are dummies. Witness the drama unfold, as the only two creatures in a universe of insanity go about their business.

The wait is over -- the series has run for more than enough episodes now to fully justify a movie, so here it is; longer, with better effects, better story and bigger budget.

Hot on the heels of the movie is the much-anticipated musical version of Pen and Ink. The songs are plenty and the entertainment limitless, this is sure to be a hit with fans.

Okay, first things first - IGNORE THE RIGS! This is pretty much a trial project to get Animation students used to the various facets of stop-motion. Many thanks to my talented colleagues, Matt Brooke and Charlotte White with whom I worked on this.

This was my Final Major Project from ND Multimedia, completed July 2007. Created in Flash, I adapted half the original Roald Dahl book (Page-wise, at least) to just under two minutes; complete with my own soundtrack and character designs. I've come so far since. ;)

Back at college in 2007, I knocked this up one spare Sunday afternoon when I was pretty bored. Not my best stuff, but someone may like it. Royalty-free music by Kevin Macleod.

...because most videogame-obsessed animation student do a Street Fighter homage, right? I mucked around with my friend Steve Vallance's character cutouts, which he was making a college project with.

Buggy is scouting for rocks on Mars, but there's a little something missing in his existence... will he find it?

A bored teenager from Madeupistan decides to play with his toys. This was a commissioned film, an adaptation of a 3-page comic

http://www.whubble.net/ I adapted the amazing Jamie Smart's comic into a short. If you love me and/or want more of this sort of thing, you'll check out some of my other stuff. ;) Go visit Jamie Smart's site: http://www.fumboo.com/

http://www.whubble.net/ I adapted the amazing Jamie Smart's comic into a short. If you love me and/or want more of this sort of thing, you'll check out some of my other stuff. ;) Go visit Jamie Smart's site: http://www.fumboo.com/

http://www.whubble.net/ I adapted the amazing Jamie Smart's comic into a short. If you love me and/or want more of this sort of thing, you'll check out some of my other stuff. ;) Go visit Jamie Smart's site: http://www.fumboo.com/

The worst town in the world.

Jake arrives at the halls of residence.