by Steve Thomason | Jun 22, 2016 | Animation
My son, Ethan, and I completed our second project for Jeannine Brown, a professor of New Testament at Bethel Seminary. She received a small grant from Bethel to fund this project. I did all the art and animation. Ethan did all the sound. See a little behind the scenes...
by Steve Thomason | Mar 19, 2016 | Animation, Theology
I am increasingly excited about the upcoming class OMG! Can we talk about God? This morning I extracted a portion from a video I made for the Deep in the Burbs project to be a stand alone visualization of Hans Georg Gadamer’s concept called The Fusion of...
by Steve Thomason | Feb 26, 2016 | Animation, Sermons
Have you ever wondered how big the different temples were in Jerusalem. I was curious, so I made this simple animation to see the size comparison. We all know what an American Football field looks and feels like. Here are the temples in comparison to that. There is no...
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by Steve Thomason | Feb 11, 2016 | Animation, How Do We Think?, Thketches
Here’s what I learned after getting a Ph.D. When I started, this is how I thought about knowledge. My brain is like a jug that gets filled with information. Then I started the PhD program, and this is what I experienced… Knowledge is not something to be...
by Steve Thomason | Jan 14, 2016 | Animation
I’m preaching on Mark 4:1-20 this weekend, so I reread the text right before I went on my walk. This animation unfolded in my mind. I had no meetings scheduled today (until 6:00pm), so it was the perfect opportunity to make it happen. I started by drawing the...
by Steve Thomason | Nov 6, 2015 | Animation
25 years ago I graduated from Wheaton College. Anyone who knew me then was aware that I was obsessed with becoming an animator. So, the senior class film crew approached me and asked if I would animate the opening credits for the film. Yesterday, one of the film crew...
