Sentence examples for online animation from inspiring English sources

Go Animate is a free online animation tool that enables everyone — no artistic ability required — to create their own animated stories and share them with the world.

Steve Jobs sees Flash's near-dominance in the online animation and interactivity sphere as a strategic threat.

I also run an online animation school and write a weekly cartoon strip for The Times called Queen's Counsel – a satire on law and lawyers.

Adobe, the software company famous for its Flash software running the online animation, video and graphics on most computers, unveiled an early version of its latest software on Monday called Adobe Edge.

While there is no perfect solution to the problem, perhaps the airlines could make available an online animation for kids that would take them through the flight, from entering the terminal to leaving it, including the boarding routines and the reasons for various polices, regulations and procedures and, of course, the need for consideration of other passengers.

Mr. Anderson, who in 1949 had worked with Mr. Ward in creating "Crusader Rabbit," the first animated series created for television, chose to be a consultant on the Rocky and Bullwinkle shows, said Amid Amidi, co-editor of Cartoon Brew, an online animation news blog.

Like a number of digital artists, he is using the interactive elements of motion graphics (as online animations are called) to heighten the impact of his tale.

We are commited to communicating historical knowledge about cities, buildings, and works of art to the public on apps, online animations, and websites.

In the reading room of the Museum of the Moving Image is a series of monitors disconnected from keyboards and mice beaming out a surreal collection of frenetic videos and online animations created from components of various websites, including JODI's own.

My online school Animation Apprentice teaches those who want to break into the animation industry, but can't commit to a full-time course.

He is the everyman, yet also the Messiah; the humble, yet post-postmodern zeitgeist of the 21st century; the Stephen Dedalus of online Flash animation.