If you like traditional Chinese ink and wash paintings, 3-D animation, and strange stories of adultery (we love all three!), then be sure to check out the below animation from SEEN Studio. The story is adapted from a traditional Chinese story about the White Lotus Society, while SEEN’s interesting take on the animation (怪哉) roughly translates as “Strange,” or, as SEEN has decided to translate it, “Oddly.”
For more animation on NeochaEDGE, link here. /// cy
“kongfu tortoise,” a “china-style” animation by nanjing-based students GU ZHIHAI & HU WEILI ///See below for a “China Style” (中国风) animated short titled “Kongfu Tortoise” (功夫龟) by Nanjing-based Communications University of China students Gu Zhihai (顾志海) and Hu Weili (胡溦利) that tells the story of a cute martial-arts inclined turtle making his way
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beijing-based animation collective wukong studio’s “queen’s garden” ///Beijing-based creative JoKer LK loves making animations, illustrations, comics, etc. revolving around sheet iron, particularly steel robots. As a member of the Chinese animation collective WUKONG Studio, he and his teammates recently made a 3D / CG animation titled Queen’s
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ink & wash-style animation from beijing-based “communications university of china” students ///See below for short film by three animation students (Yuan Zheng (aka: Very-Yz), Wang Ye, and Wang Jingfei) from the Communications University of China.
For more animation on NeochaEDGE, link here. /// TS
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animation using traditional ink & wash painting style from A MAO ///Inspired by the music of Beijing indie electronic musician ME:MO, A MAO created the below animation titled “Dream.” The work is unique in its exquisite use of traditional Chinese ink and wash painting, which works nicely with the flowing dream-like
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“BIAN” – an animation from beijing university students telling the story of competing baozi vendors ///See below for a lovely animation titled “Bian” (匾) from students at Beijing University’s Digital Art school that tells the back and forth story of competing Baozi (steamed, meat / vegtable-filled buns) vendors from a time’s past. The struggle centers around the
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