Pugwash and the Young Adventurer | Major

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Pugwash and the Young Adventurer is an experimental 2.5D film, exploring mixed media processes.

 Join my younger self on her first encounter with the world of animation. Who knows what adventure might be ahead?





I hope you enjoy my completed graduation film.

Thank you to Isabel Ryan and John Ryan's family for letting me tell the story of my meeting with him. John Ryan was an incredibly talented man and I hope I have done his work justice.

Thank you to Blossom for the music 'Balcary Hornpipe'.

And finally many thanks to the tutors on the Computer Animation Arts course, and everyone who has supported me during my time at UCA.

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