I'm sure Ron Cole was doing something on that film a while back, but I'm not sure what it was, can anyone clear that up?

My first ever post on animate clay!

But back to the current topic,  I could imagine a personification of death being included as a character in one of the challenge films, just an idea, like creating a grim reaper or just what you guys would think would work out to personify death, just an idea to anybody looking for one.... I might just do a film as well

Josefuentes wrote:

My first ever post on animate clay!

But back to the current topic,  I could imagine a personification of death being included as a character in one of the challenge films, just an idea, like creating a grim reaper or just what you guys would think would work out to personify death, just an idea to anybody looking for one.... I might just do a film as well

lol that is what my animation is about

StopmoNick wrote:

Now who would have a Grim Reaper puppet lying about?  :-)   He's got everything except the scythe, which i could make pretty quickly.
Alex Uranga also had a skeleton for his Harryhausen birthday greetings - that would fit into this topic pretty well.
Trouble is, the idea I had involves a whole new set, and 2 new puppets, that I probably wouldn't use again for a long time... and my poor old skeleton puppet is getting a bit fragile after his last 2 films.   He deserves a holiday.

m_) Oh well, I don't have a Grim Reaper, but I do have a doll that needs some serious attention with make-up if she really wants to be part of this film, or else I will have to make an entire new doll..which is not ideally what I have estimated. However, that face is no longer female, and I ended up making a troll...what a pitty!

penguinboy wrote:

Sorry about being off topic...
Why you coming to Tampa?
Just curious, I live in West Tampa. I work less then a mile away from the Bucks stadium.

I'm working in Tampa city for the week and then visiting family.