December 13th, 2010
In earlier versions of Mouse’s very first encounter with his imaginary “friend”, the Gruffalo’s hands were treated almost like characters of their own: They walked about, teasing Mouse, bullying him, and eventually chasing him down, all without much effort on the Gruffalo’s part. Sketches by Max Lang.
December 7th, 2010
Above: Max Lang’s initial turnaround, which first gave the Gruffalo (drawn exclusively from a side view in the childrens’ book) a threedimensional treatment. Below: Early preliminary sketches and a modelsheet based on Max’s turn-around, both by Jakob Schuh. Maquette by Klaus Morschheuser. See “The Gruffalo” on Dec. 24th, 10.40 am on ZDF.
December 4th, 2010
Gruffalo lower body – maquette by Klaus Morschheuser
May 20th, 2010
For those who missed it at ITFS: This coming Sunday, May 23rd, German Broadcaster Ki.Ka will be showing our short “The Little Boy and the Beast” again. The six-minute piece is scheduled for 03:25 pm. Be sure to switch in a little earlier as smaller programm changes might occur.
