Terrance was a normal boy just like me and you, except he had a secret about what he liked to do...

The artist Emil is working hard on his paintings which look detailed, but lack spirit and looks dull like his colorless room. The colorful inks on his palette come alive and realize Emil is making a disgrace of them. Being annoyed and neglected, they try to teach him a colorful lesson.

The stain of ink can make the picture dirty. However, in the same time, it can be the beautiful picture.

Jim is dying, alone in his hospital bed. As he slips in and out of consciousness he is visited by a familiar old friend. The visitor recalls their shared life and tries to look to the future. But they both know there isn’t one. Jim has to say goodbye to his lifelong friend – his Hope.

Sumi, a 7-tailed fox born from a splotch of ink, becomes fascinated with painting when she meets a trio of animals. Although her first attempt fails, she doesn’t give up until she gains their acceptance. She thinks before she acts, then discovers her own unique talents, and gains new friends.

This spot explaining how to be Innovation Driven was animated traditionally using ink on approximately 3000 NAPKINS, and was shot with a Nikon D300 using Dragon Stop Motion software.

A seven tailed fox attempts to gain acceptance with three artistic animals. Her first drawing attempts may not be what she expected, but she discovers through her unique abilities she can too create beautiful things.

classic animation. ink on paper. Moshe Benavram. musrara class B

Here is a completed sequence from our first short film Rewind, currently in production.

Scott and Frank are back! Bigger sets, better animation, improved audio , , , and a gratuitus Jamie Lynn Spears reference!