This summer exhibition at the M Shed museum in Bristol (England) invites you to discover the story making process of
Aardman’s, the makers of the Wallace & Gromit
films. There is a special connection with the town as the Aardman’s studios are
based in Bristol.
“I doodle. Doodling has always been important to me. That’s
where it all begins.” - Nick Park (Creator of Wallace & Gromit)
Nick Park’s sketchbooks
“I always keep a
sketchbook to hand. I never seem to finish them, I just half-fill them then
start another one.” - Nick Park
Rocket - from “a Grand Day Out”.
The exhibition features several sets with props and characters. I let you enjoy a virtual tour.
Antique stall from “Wallace & Gromit in the Curse of the
Were-Rabbit”, 2005
Living room from “Wallace & Gromit’s Cracking
Contraptions”, 2002
Living room - Detail
Dining room from “A Matter of Loaf and Death”, 2008
Kitchen from “A Matter of Loaf and Death”, 2008
Kitchen – bird’s eye view
Kitchen – Detail
A selection from the Top Bun, Wallace & Gromit’s
Traditional Bakery - from “A Matter of Loaf and Death”, 2008
Gromit in the greenhouse - from “Wallace & Gromit in the
Curse of the Were-Rabbit”, 2005
A team of two model makers spent 18 months making miniature
vegetables.
Gromit in the greenhouse - Detail
Letsby Avenue - from “Wallace & Gromit in the Curse of
the Were-Rabbit”, 2005
Wallace in the studio – from “Wallace & Gromit’s World
of Invention”, 2010
Gromit in the studio – from “Wallace & Gromit’s World of
Invention”, 2010
Gromit in the studio - Detail
Details for the
exhibition
Wallace & Gromit from the drawing board
24 May—7 September 2014
Princes Wharf
Wapping Rd
Bristol
BS1 4RN
England
Related resources and
articles
Gromit in Bristol: A few Gromits from the Gromit trail they had in Bristol.
Two of Wallace & Gromit movies:
If you are in the US (Amazon affiliate link)
If you are in the United Kingdom (Amazon affiliate link)
No comments:
Post a Comment