Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts

Sunday, 4 November 2012

Yoda battles on the toilet???


Here is an animation I created using Star Wars characters.  I wonder if I should send this to George Lucas or Darth Vader?

P.S. Please forgive the crudity of the drawing, I was doodling through the lens of a camera and then came up with the idea for the rest :-/

Sunday, 15 April 2012

Amoretta and the Astral Traveling Scientist - The Animated Story Continues ... By Daniel Grant Newton

Something a bit different...

Lately, all my posts have been about my new novel's release... My first novel.

Naturally, I'm very excited about it. And have moved to Vietnam (and later to Canada) to finish the sequel, which is coming along well. Don't worry, mum, I'll be home soon. :)

But today I thought I'd share with you something a little different. Here is the second part of my animated film 'Amoretta'.

It's an astral traveling, suspenseful musical in a faraway land.

Hope you enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2O_N7OYqYA

Thursday, 22 March 2012

The "Next Thriller" Film Clip? Michael Jackson, Akon, a ukulele, and something a little unexpected...

Michael Jackson + Akon = Jackon (the above is a visual representation, the below is the audio representation)


Hey again.  Do you want to see something a little... hmm... surprising?

Well, Anabel and Colin did a really great cover of Michael Jackson and Akon's song 'Hold My Hand' with a ukulele and a guitar and their voices ... and I was given creative license to do whatever I want with the video.

Check it out here (could this be the "next Thriller" film clip??? Hahaha.):



Wednesday, 19 October 2011

An Indie Fantasy Animated Story & Song - By Daniel Grant Newton

A quirky animated story about a woman from the Island of Mu, traveling to Atlantis with a drowned rabbit inside her head, to find her husband, believed to be swallowed (not eaten) by a mechanical dragon.

So pretty standard story then...

I wrote the song at the end, but the song wouldn't have been what it is without the amazing talent and genius of Colin and Anabel (who lent her voice to do Amoretta).

Check out Anabel's YouTube page: youtube.com/anabelcjc

And if Colin puts any videos up on his page, I can assure you they'll be really good too. But as he has not yet, I won't put it up here.

Tuesday, 28 June 2011

Mario Brothers in the Last King of Shambhala Style!!!


I was reminiscing about playing Mario Brothers on the old Nintendo, so I made a silly video and put it up on YouTube.  I don't usually put the YouTube videos I make on my blog, but this time I thought why not!  It's good for a laugh.