Renowned animator Sally Cruikshank created several vibrant, surreal shorts in the 1970s and 80s that are now preserved in the National Film Registry. Face Like a Frog (1987): Features a catchy musical score by . Quasi at the Quackadero
: Introduced as a new office employee, Sally is depicted as Steve’s professional and "put together" counterpart—tall, skinny, and impeccably neat. sally animated short
(originally a "clock man") to get it back. He helps her, but under a strange condition. When she breaks her deal, the figure emerges from her clock at midnight and takes her away to a building on a hill. Production: Directed by Dagmar Doubková (originally a "clock man") to get it back
It took Maler four years to complete, covering everything from modeling to post-production. Production: Directed by Dagmar Doubková It took Maler
One of her arms breaks free from the constraint (sacrificing part of her sleeve). She swings her heavy, floppy arm down. But instead of swatting the bird, she arches her back and cups her body over the chick, creating a makeshift tent with her oversized dress and loose arm.
After losing a glove, Sally visits a mysterious wizard named Mr. Kadabra