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A brief partial history of the land called Israel. THIS IS NOT FINISHED. Please restrain yourself from nitpicking historical accuracy of costumes. This is a CARTOON. In progress. Not finished. But you get the idea. Continue reading more work-in-progress The design of the Romans has changed a little since last time, due to nitpicky people on GooglePlus. Continue reading Byzantines Smite Romans A little talk I gave about Seder-Masochism-in-progress and Civil Disobedience at Brooklyn Law School’s “Legal Hackathon” several weeks ago. Continue reading Intellectual Disobedience This doesn’t bode well for the Second Temple. Continue reading Romans Smite Maccabees I’m finally using this great plugin for Flash, that even works with Ye Olde Macromedia Flash 8 (considered by most animators to be the best version ever made, far superior to Adobe’s crippled messes). The Library Symbol renaming tools alone have made me a fan. Continue reading Electric Dog’s Flash Animation Power Tools I didn’t think this one out beforehand, but as I was staring at the animated gif of the Roman soldiers and the one of Judah “The Hammer” Maccabee, I thought, “what if I put these together?” This might make a violent and tasteless Channukah e-card for next year. Meanwhile, I have to animate more … Continue reading Cartoon Violence Judah Maccabee will ultimately prove no match for these guys. They happen to look exactly like some Macedonians I used earlier in the scene, but I gave up designing more costumes. Continue reading Romans Judah Maccabee was the original “Hebrew Hammer.” Although the Maccabees figure into the story of Channukah, not Passover, they are included in the Brief History of Israel scene I’m working on. Continue reading Judah Maccabee Here’s our pal the Angel of Death, hero of the Old Testament, doing what He does best in a scene I’m working on. It’s been slow going working on Seder-Masocochism. In fact I’ve hardly worked on it at all. Instead I’ve been shuttling between New York and Urbana, IL, attending Ebertfest, hanging out with my … Continue reading work-in-progress |
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