Summer's here and time to grab your scuba gear! Another lesson down with Adam's Animation academy!

Hurray it's friday! Exercise as part of the course with Adam's Animation Academy! Focusing on pushing poses and making this simplistic character come to life!

Professor Angus Dalgleish, Consultant Oncologist and Principal of the Institute for Cancer Vaccines and Immunotherapy, talks about the importance of T-Cells in the fight against Covid-19

Winter is fast approaching, and everyone is getting ready for a nice long sleep…but a certain Little Partridge can’t quite contain her excitement! What could possibly go wrong? We are delighted to launch our feathery festive short film 'Partridge in a Bear Tree'! Written by the brilliant Sophie Dutton and celebrating the incredible talent we have here at Cloth Cat and in Wales. It's been a true collaborative effort from the team here to bring it all to life, working with a truly exceptional cast that includes Mark Lewis Jones, Sharon Morgan and introducing Emillie Thomas-Curtis who plays Little Partridge. With a beautiful musical score by Kirsten Evans it's the perfect film for a cosy winters day. Now sit back, grab yourself a cup of tea/coffee/hot chocolate or hot toddy(!) and settle down to a heartwarming tales of partridges, bears...trees and an occasional BWARK or two! Please feel free to like and share our fun, festive and feathery short film with all your friends, family and fellow partridges around the world. Visit our Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for more insight into the short film over the festive period. Merry Christmas everyone, from the team at Cloth Cat Animation x

March 2018 Audio from 11 seconds club. Do you get the pun? Audio: Creed

After Effects Morph Coffee Animation. Experimenting with delicious drinks and morph techniques.

A short film describing the ways students can improve uni experience for students with Asbergers. Created for the Wellbeing and Disability Service at the University of West England.

Children's animation aimed at 4-6 year olds. Grandpas endless songs encourages kids to look at simple objects in an exciting and creative way. By Sarah Reinbach, Ben Somers and Vasilena Kavanzona