This is my submission to Warren’s Station Ident series.
I’m going to put the kettle on.
Thank you Mr. Ellis.
(T)
update:

“I had always liked the picture a day format, video diaries etc, and animation is, traditionally a long drawn out, painful process, so this was me trying to find a way to free it up and make it a bit more ephemeral. I should’ve just waited a few years for the smartphones to do it for me, but there you are.”
“In other news our Facebook Page got its 500th fan the other day.As a reward to Fan No. 500, we offer a public shout-out of thanks and admiration to Paul Greer, who keeps a very cool Animated Journal at his site Burning Fence Post — check it out.”
Animated Journal No.1 has been added to the splendid Check It! channel on Vimeo.
Lots of excellent things on there, so you go do that.
1. Good Thing.
The Animate Journal was featured on the excellent 4mations website. They said:
“I’m not really sure what to make of Paul’s animated experiments but there is something hypnotic and mesmerizing about these snippets of life. It’s like dipping a toe in somebody else’s sensorial experience, vaguely voyeuristic without the seedy Big Brother connotations. Which is a good thing, because somehow I doubt an animator’s lifestyle could compete with the glossy glamour of watching a Z-list celebrity painting their toenails.”
2. Not So Good Thing
The promising 5lights tumblr project ended this week. It was shaping up to be something very special, and I was due to be a Monday person on it for a month around autumn. I’ve started concocting four “pieces” and may follow through with these anyway.
All the best to Lou and Katie for their future projects.
Enjoy August.
x
“I’m not really sure what to make of Paul’s animated experiments but there is something hypnotic and mesmerizing about these snippets of life. It’s like dipping a toe in somebody else’s sensorial experience, vaguely voyeuristic without the seedy Big Brother connotations. Which is a good thing, because somehow I doubt an animator’s lifestyle could compete with the glossy glamour of watching a Z-list celebrity painting their toenails.”