Archival photos and stop-motion animation are the ingredients that bring the Howler Brothers and UVA’s clothing collection to life. Paper Brain collaborated with them to make this spot for their limited edition collection. “If you trace the tree of Howler Brothers back to its roots, you’ll end up in Charlottesville, VA at the University of[…]
Paper Brain helped Darn Tough Vermont create these spots, bringing their lifestyle photography to life with the help of a little animation, and some stop-motion animation of their legendary socks. #photoanimation #photographyanimation #sockanimation #stopmotion #stopmotionanimation #sockstopmotion #paperbrain #darntough
So grateful we get to creatively collaborate with our favorite apparel company on planet Earth, the Howler Brothers. Whether we’re ripping, tearing, or shredding up some amazing photos from Sam Roberts and Paul Graham via stop-motion animation, or doing hand-drawn animation of all the amazing artwork that comes from Howler HQ,[…]
Here’s some animation of the Houston, Texas skyline coming from Houston’s paper stop-motion studio, Paper Brain Productions. In the video, Paper Brain created the paper stop-motion animation intro and outro for Visit Houston’s video highlighting some of Houston’s notable attractions. The challenge was to sync up the paper creations with arial[…]
Uploaded with the permission of the Sesame Workshop. For the past seven years, Houston’s paper-stop motion animation headquarters, Paper Brain, has been creating animated letter and number films with the Sesame Workshop for Sesame Street. Our most recent collaboration, Seven Boxes, aired on HBO June 29, in the episode titled[…]
Paper Brain is helping spread the word about the Spring 2023 Collection from the Howler Brothers by bringing their lifestyle photos and artwork to life with paper stop-motion animation. This is the Howler Brother’s deepest collection to date, and we’re in the process of making ten unique promos with them. It’s[…]
Uploaded with permission from the Sesame Workshop. “M is for Matching” aired in Season 51 of Sesame Street on the episode titled “Match It!” The score was done by composer Gregory Pepper. As a side note, this is the first film I’ve made with Sesame Street where both my kids,[…]
Uploaded with permission from the Sesame Workshop. Returning to the cartoon modern character design we used in Nine to Five Ned, we were able to make a stop-motion paper and cardboard film with the Sesame Workshop to help explain to young kids what characteristics constitute a ‘Super Hero’.