Paintings
Why Watch? Because great art can be thought-provoking and delicious. Animation gets a bad reputation as being “something for kids,” but this noir-esque short demanded to be animated. Drawn and painted art play a direct role in the plot in this story about an art thief who does something very unusual with his ill-gotten works. The execution is a jaw-dropper of clever turns which all lead to an end that’ll keep eyes wide. Plus, it’s all carried by an intricate, jazzy score. Delightful, clever and peculiar – it’s a must-see. What does it cost? Just 7 minutes of your time. Check out Dripped for yourself:
published: 05.17.2013
published: 05.17.2013
published: 05.17.2013
published: 05.17.2013
published: 05.17.2013
published: 05.17.2013
published: 05.17.2013
published: 05.17.2013
published: 05.17.2013
published: 05.17.2013
published: 05.17.2013
published: 05.16.2013
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