Long time no see!

Well, we have been busy. But by now we'd like to ask a help to you:

We are competing in the AniBoom Awards 2008 ( [link] ). This competition is measure by the community and win a animation more popular. You can help us win just seeing the animations to the end and passing them to friends.

Here is the link to our animations that are competing:

Snakes Can Fly - [link]
Pirates - [link]

To know how to help us even more please visit: [link]

Part of the prize will be given to the creators of the winner animation, but most will be used on the Paper Orange Project.

Thanks in advance.

Hi!

Just passing by to spreed our first interview! [link]

Dalai Felinto runs a very nice Blog [link] (in Portuguese) where he talks about CG and (of course) Blender. He made us some questions and three of us (Damasceno, Daniel and Me 'Dilly' answered.

Link to the interviews (Portuguese only):
Part 1: [link]
Part 2: [link]
Part 3: [link]

Thanks again Dalai!

I also want to "reveal" that I'm finally finishing the Rig of our main character! It's so cool!

First Journal ever!

Posting news about the project I'm involved in the last months: Paper Orange Project.

From the Blog:
"Detail Library is the first open movie project of a small group of artists, teachers and students (the members of this blog), reunited just for the production of it. The purpose of the project (besides creating a short film) is uses it as laboratory of studies for the pupils of the school of arts "Casa dos Quadrinhos" (located in Brazil) using only open source (and freeware when needed) tools like Blender and GIMP."

We call the project "Paper Orange" as a homage and reference to the first open movie project from the Blender foundation: Orange (that created "Elephants Dream"). The "Paper" is because paper have a important role in the story.

The Blog has existed since last year, but we are spreading the news to all sides just now.

I hope that you like what was made (and show) so far and please:

Spread the news!

Link to the Blog: [link]

Thanks.