2020 showcase

The Animation School presents the 2020 student showcase.
Online from the 20th of November, 2021.

First year work

2020 1
Flare Gun
2020 2
Drugo's Kennel
2020 3
Plattform Steel Boots
2020 4
Backpack
2020 5
Style Board
2020 6
Embroiled Metal Glove
2020 7
Busby's Diner Table
2020 8
Keg
2020 9
Ancestral Mask
2020 10
Backpack with Grass Mat
2020 11
Homemade Guitar
2020 12
Bounty Hunter Pistol
2020 13
Old Gym Bag
2020 14
Laydybug's Travel Bag
2020 15
River's Grimoire
2020 16
Mask of Wisdom
2020 17
Saturn's Thorne
2020 18
Spaceship Key
2020 19
Gaby's Bowl of Ramen
2020 20
Bicycle
2020 21
Bread Slicking Machine
2020 22
Kadir's Axe
2020 23
Weathered Crossbody Bag
2020 24
Arbor's Gardening Skitkickers
2020 25
Futuristic Alien Plant
2020 26
Grimoire - Advanced Book of Spells
2020 27
Blood Lantern
2020 28
Corrupted Toaster
2020 29
Fusion Torch
Bogl_Malte
Bögl Malte

Second year work

This team assignment tasks small groups of students with the creation of a short comic. Students work in collaboration on story development and comic scripts. The series of panels must convey a coherent narrative over a passage of time, so pacing and clarity of both plot and character development are pivotal. Each student completes their share of panels through the production pipeline in alignment with character, world, colour and inking guides made by the team. Style flexibility and consistency are a big challenge in bringing these pages of sequential art together.

2020 73
The Chronicles of Lozi Khulu
2020 74
Alekh & Marco
2020 75
The Early Bird
2020 76
Baited
2020 77
The Heart is a Ticking Time Bomb
2020 78
Connected By Thread
2020 79
Vivus and the Awakening
2020 80
Dawn
2020 81
Zenith
2020 82
DRAT
2020 83
Hard Headed
2020 84
Mr Fluffles
2020 85
Nova 265
2020 86
Pawsible Homicide
2020 87
Saison en Fleur
2020 88
Shadows of Yggdrasil
2020 89
Shushi Tail
2020 90
Stricken
2020 91
Taking Flight
2020 92
Tears of the Deep

third year work

Coming soon

passion projects

This section is dedicated to showcasing student work that falls outside of the curriculum. It is important for the students to continually practice honing their creative skills. We would like to celebrate this practice and the work generated as a result of creative passion. Not only does this practice help build a well-rounded artist, but it demonstrates a dedication to and love of digital art. Cultivating this drive will serve developing animation artists very well.

First Year JHB

Second Year CPT

canvas academy

Digital Art

This retrospective exhibition is an overview of Canvas Academy’s past students work. Learners [Mostly high school pupils] attend the digital art workshops at The Animation School to transition from traditional art and to learn timeless art principles such as perspective, form and anatomy in the context of pop culture.

Speed painting

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