Animation News

Netflix is shaking up the animation industry by integrating AI into its  entire animation production pipeline. We’re exploring how these new tools are being used to speed up visual development, and what this high-tech shift means for the future of hand-crafted storytelling.

Beneath every great stop-motion character lies a hidden skeleton. We’re breaking down exactly what an animation armature is, how it works, and why choosing the right armature is the key to fluid, professional animation.

Milliput epoxy putty is a versatile material for stop motion animators. Perfect for sculpting puppets, making props, and on-set repairs. It's durable, smooth, and easy to work with.

Flicker can ruin your stop motion animation, but it’s easy to prevent. Learn why manual aperture lenses are essential for consistent exposure and how Canon’s Stop Motion Firmware update makes life easier for animators using EOS R cameras.

Discover how to make LEGO stop motion animation using simple tools and beginner-friendly techniques. From camera setup and lighting tips to frame rates and storytelling advice, this guide explains why LEGO is one of the best ways to start animating.

We’ve rebuilt our home from the ground up! Discover how our new 3D product modeling allows you to explore every screw and joint of our armatures before you buy, plus the official arrival of Chroma Clay.

The Mini Animation Stage was developed following a bespoke customer request and is now available for all stop motion animators. Crafted from durable 18mm Birch Ply and featuring a perforated galvanised steel top, this compact stage (320mm x 320mm x 143mm) is ideal for animators with limited space. Whether you’re a beginner, professional, or teacher, the Mini offers reliable performance in a smaller footprint.

Introducing Chroma Clay, the UK-made professional plasticine designed for stop motion animation, puppets, and model making. A reliable Newplast alternative built for precision and performance.

Cracking news! In celebration of Aardman’s 50th anniversary, a major new exhibition at the Young V&A is pulling back the curtain on the world’s most famous clay creations. From the intricate inner workings of Wallace & Gromit to interactive animation stations, find out how this legendary studio brings clay to life.