A hilarious animation by Peter Wilkinson, telling us the story of “Mr. Peter”, and how a trip to the opticians doesn’t quite go to plan when we are introduced to “Brian the brain tumour”. With a catchy soundtrack and his invisible girlfriend ‘Debs’ on his arm, he’s ready for anything. First stop, radiotherapy, where our favourite cartoon host gets a shock when he loses all his hair, although we soon discover bald is a very good look for Mr. Peter. After treatment is all over, as per usual, he just can’t stop singing about Debs…it must be love!

All the way through to “type 7” on the Bristol Stool Form Scale- a recognised medical chart used to classify and describe changes in human bowel habits, this is certainly not an animation for the faint hearted! From sausages to snakes and pellets to post-kebab toilet nightmares, we get a run down, quite literally, of what’s normal and what’s, quite frankly, a little bit loose…

Watch Mr. Syringe reaaaally dancing, like, as he bops to music, until, like, he gets reaaaaally tired……like. A fantastic animation from the Sheffield Animation Group, showing that syringes can have fun too! So could you see me really dancing, like?

Tuesday 13th May 3pm-4.30pm - Afternoon tea on TCTU to welcome new fundraisers ‘Nabarro LLP’
Friday 23rd May 1.30pm-3.00pm - Laura Crane Trust presenting ‘MSN meets the SIMS’. Give us you thoughts advice on the design of this new interactive website
20th June 7.30pm - Boyzone Live! - If you are a fan of this five piece [...]

Fancy dress and pantomime abound.

We put 4 mini video cameras put into the children’s hospital at Weston Park for 2 days.

Quite a few presents with a new conservatory, and unit refurbishment. As well as a great looking massage chair and painting by local artist Pete McKee.

A ghostly tale, and a fun cat.

A photo collage set to some great music.

BOOM!

A big pile of rocks? What would you do?

Sheffield animation week.