Guard Dog (2004) & Guide Dog (2006) by Bill Plympton

by Scott Beale on February 20, 2009 · 1 comment

Atom has just posted “Guard Dog” (2004) and the follow-up “Guide Dog” (2006), two wonderful animated short films by Bill Plympton.

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1 amy van vechten February 23, 2009 at 8:06 am

The online magazine, FLYP (www.flypmedia.com), just did an involved story on Bill Plympton!

Here is a link to our story:
http://www.flypmedia.com/issues/23/#10/1

Also, there is a video interview with Plympton and a video gallery of his various animations he has created over the years.

Thanks, and let us know what you think,
Amy Van Vechten
FLYP
avanvechten [at] flypmedia [dot] com

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