Happy 4th of July & Happy Tsum Tsum Tuesday!

In 2011 for Halloween, I wanted to be the house from Up and asked my mom to help me make this costume. I saw a picture of a girl who did this idea, and I thought it was really cute how she attached the balloons to her head and wore the house as a necklace—and props to my mom making the house.

Since I've been collecting tsum tsums, they FINALLY came out with tsums from Up! I've been wanting to do a stop motion with them because I still kept the house my mom made 6 years ago. The animation is kinda sloppy because I literally took the pictures, photoshopped, and edit everything today. But it was still fun to do, I apologize for the messy bits.

It was a rainy day when I stumbled upon Borrowed Time

I finally got to watch this short film by Andrew Coats and Lou Hamou-Lhadj, two Pixar animators who wanted to challenge animation is not a genre, but a medium that can do any genre. Very touching in a dark way (I cried), but I enjoyed it! I remember Ollie Johnston, one of Disney's Nine Old Men, said "Don't animate drawings, animate feelings!" After watching this film, I definitely feel like everyone who worked on this film executed that so well. Though it is a more mature film, you can still see some qualities that make it Pixar.

For more info about the film, check out the website: http://borrowedtimeshort.com/