Just insert an animation strip, spin the drum and look through the slots. The pictures instantly spring to life! 
This is the base of animation. How started the ways to do a film with a draw. 

Laika company, who did Coraline, Paranorman, and the Broxtrolls. I'm a big fan of their styles, and how they used all material they can. Valuing work by the hand. 

- Ricons Lins, curator of Graphic Manifest.

 So I get some good references, I'll try to describe some posters an more.

Rico lins 

 Growing up surrounded by toys helped him develop an appreciation for creativity and aesthetics. As a young post-war designer, he was intrigued by the minimalist Swiss school of design. While at the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts in the mid-50s he developed a minimalist and simple style that became part of his defining look.
During the 1960’s, Shigeo Fukuda became deeply intrigued by illusionism. He began writing a column on visual magic in the Ashai Newspaper called “Ryu Mita Ka?” (Have you seen the Dragon?). He also ran Idea Magazine’s Visual Circus, which was a bi-monthly magazine that showcased entertaining visual illusions. In these roles, he became the expert and a master designer of illusion. Here is a great quote from him on the topic of illusion:

“I believe that in design, 30% dignity, 20% beauty and 50% absurdity are necessary. Rather than catering to the design sensitivity of the general public, there is advancement in design if people are left to feel satisfied with their own superiority, by entrapping them with visual illusion.”

During the span of his career, he created thousands of posters. The use of simply lined illustration and repetition of form combined with illusion has been emulated by many graphic and motion graphic designers. You can see a Fukuda influence in this Pet Shop Boys video by Han Hoogerbrugge.

Kruger merges the slick facade of graphic design with unexpected phrases in order to catch the viewer's attention using the language of contemporary publications, grapic design, or magazines. Rather than attempting to sell a product, her works aim to sell an idea to the viewer that is meant to instigate a reconsideration of one's immediate context.

The military passed arbitrary laws and severely repressed left-wing political groups and social movements while also seeking to accelerate capitalist development and the “national integration” of Brazil’s vast territory. They intended to modernize Brazilian industry and carry out bold infrastructure projects. On the other hand, they faced strong opposition from civil society, led by political groups, artists, intellectuals, and press outlets of diverse ideological backgrounds (Marxists, liberals, socialists, and progressive Catholics). These groups were divided between total refusal to negotiate with the military and critical adherence to the policies of the generals’ governments, composing a complex relationship between society and the state.
 With all this, protest themself against to the Military, was hard, the torture was for everyone who try to declare. A lot of people died, or vanished. But with time, and so much pain, the people wanted to protest.
But even all this things passed, have some brazilians who say the Military Regime was good for us, and they want again. With all this discrimination and censure. So is for this I´ll to the manifest today,  against the candidate similar than the militars. 
#elenao 

Suffragettes are often portrayed as heroes today, but they were often demonised as anarchists and even terrorists in their day.

The fight for women to vote was protracted indeed.

About all process on stop motion movie.

The process of production of the Hugo pieces is confused with the concept of their work: the concern with the waste of the wood, especially of the species discarded by the traditional furniture, and the belief that there is possibility of total reutilization of this material so noble

The pieces created by the designer are born of a creative dialogue with the raw material: everything starts and ends in the tree. She is your inspiration; its shapes, holes, cracks, burn marks and the action of time provoke its sensitivity and lead to a carefully chosen design, a minimal intervention that generates unique 
The way how is using rest of trees, and whats he got with one material and got a lot of differents results.

In both cities and countryside, the cause is the same: tiny particles in smoke which we breathe in and which can lead to chronic lung disease and acute respiratory infections, lung cancer, heart disease and strokes. This does not just affect Latin America, but is a global problem causing over 6 million deaths worldwide each ye

narrative is really important, not just for me but also for my BA interest, because is on animation, we just can work with a narrative, something to tell about. The images are just a way to understand the history.
And the collage play with illusion, surrealism, exploring our minds, and how we have interpreted the image, with a new context. Like this one, in normal eyes with out the hands, is just another explosion. But hands with the nice, cutting the explosion, looks like mushroom. So is means whats happened when you add things, everything changes. 

protective earphone, and is crazy all is artistic and with "dark" mood, the drawings are made by pencil I guess, and is magic how the character moves, and change the traces inside. The white effects, gave the idea of explosion , and this is another exemple of with out sounds the idea is can be get. This reference is good to reflect how I can make some informative but also don´t lose artistics and experiemnts aspects. And reflect the character aesthetic. 
And the name, hear and pain, this is something to think in the end of the animation.

Laika company, who did Coraline, Paranorman, and the Broxtrolls. I'm a big fan of their styles, and how they used all material they can. Valuing work by the hand.