BLON 2024 workshops

2024 archive
Life-Drawing-Animation on the Spot. Workshop with Sara Koppel
Workshop
Life-Drawing-Animation on the Spot. Workshop with Sara Koppel

Culture Factory, Studio 2A

In two hours we will make some awesome sketchy “Handrawn on paper” Life-drawing-Animation. Sara Koppel is using her self as a (full clothing) model, in a series of poses for some connected Animations.
Bring Pencil Case & your mobilphone with the free APP “Stopmotion”

Sara Koppel

Sara Koppel

Denmark

Sara Koppel is an animator, creator of artistic installations, and illustrator from Denmark. Her films have been showcased at various international festivals and have garnered over 20 awards. In today's animation landscape, Sara stands out for her organic traditional hand-drawn animation style and bold thematic choices. Her work often addresses environmental issues, gender, and sexuality, and she is also recognized as one of the pioneers of erotic animation. One of Sara Koppel's latest projects is the illustrated graphic novel/comic "Den lille bog om..." ("The Little Book About...") (2020), which she created in collaboration with body and mind therapist, as well as non-fiction writer, Molly Mørch.

Partner

The Danish Cultural Institute
Workshop with David OReily
Workshop
Workshop with David OReily

Arlekinas

This will be a non-technical talk for creative artists. David will share practical insights from his creative process, based on two decades of experience making and releasing work online. He will discuss the challenges posed by technology on art and artists, and offer means for these to be managed and overcome.
ℹ️ Live from Los Angeles

David OReilly

David OReilly

Ireland

David OReilly (born in Ireland, 1985) is an artist based in Tokyo, Japan. Creator of the influential short films “Please Say Something” and “The External World”, his animation work has won numerous awards and been the subject of several international retrospectives. He has written for TV shows such as “Adventure Time” and “South Park” and created fictional video games in Spike Jonze’s Academy Award winning film “Her”. His first interactive work “Mountain” was released in 2014, followed by “Everything” in 2017. Breaking the boundaries between art, games and philosophy, “Everything” found wide popularity among gamers and non-gamers alike, and was most recently curated by David Lynch for his Festival of Disruption.