UKYA Animation Shorts

Cartoons on a sunday afternoon, ukya offers a playlist of wonderful shorts animations from young artists.

UKYA Animation Shorts

A shorter playlist of interesting stories and different use of animations varying from stop-motion to projection mapping, an easy watch on a Sunday afternoon.

Abigail Haywood – Ashes to Ashes

The narrator (Abi herself) describes the events of a singular moment when a house fire took all her belongings and the bleak reality she faced. A sweet stop motion animated through everyday objects such as hair spray, binoculars and nail varnish and so on. These types of scenarios can happen to anyone, it is clear from the message that while she had lost ‘everything’ she was able to move on with memories she had of some things and re-buy the favourites. It was a lovely lesson for anyone to learn from in such unpredictable times.

Valle Comba – Uka

Child like wonder filled the space for the next short. The scene is set in a grey and seemingly lonely room in a factory. A little girl is keeping herself occupied while painting a grey canvas. This was a simple piece on the creativity one can master once colour is brought into the mix. She produces beautiful light catchers that make her super happy and warming to the heart of the viewer.

By Kanika Safiya

Find out more: http://www.ukyoungartists.co.uk/events-1/2019/2/10/ukya-animation-shorts

Header Image Credit: UKYA Website

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Idriss is a Film Maker and photographer based in Birmingham. He has directed and produced many films over the years and has mentored a lot of people on their first journey into film making. He likes to write articles based on art and creativity, like his industry 'how to…' guides, where he explains and shares his experiences in film making and other areas. He also films and edits professional showreel scenes for actors to add to their portofio.

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