Staffs University student animation videos

Dave O'Neill
http://vimeo.com/52422175

Dan Warrilow:
Onomatopoeia on Vimeo:

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TED-Ed | Onomatopoeia

An educational song with video by Mindy Bauer:

TED-Ed | Onomatopoeia:

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Make Onomatopoeia Magnets!

A nice idea to give your fridge more oomph

Smallgood Hearth: Comic Onomatopoeia Magnets:

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Song: Todd Rundgren Onomatopoeia - YouTube

Todd Rundgren Onomatopoeia - YouTube:

With cue cards!

Lyrics

Nujabes ‘Battle Cry’ – Typographic Onomatopoeia Score | susanna yee design

Nujabes ‘Battle Cry’ – Typographic Onomatopoeia Score | susanna yee design:

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Want to Feel Ukiuki, Pichipichi and Pinpin? Japanese Food Onomatopoeia | Cultural Detective Blog

Want to Feel Ukiuki, Pichipichi and Pinpin? Japanese Food Onomatopoeia | Cultural Detective Blog:

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Onomatopoeia in Graphic Design: Video

Professor Lisa Rosowski of Massachusetts College of Art and Design has 6 brief videos animating onomatopoeia (text) to music. Made by Graphic Design sophomore students. Looks great!

Onomatopoeia project | Ryan Boye from Lisa Rosowsky on Vimeo.

Onomatopoeia project | Jason Benjamin from Lisa Rosowsky on Vimeo.

Onomatopoeia project | Zach McCarthy from Lisa Rosowsky on Vimeo.

Onomatopoeia project | Mike Tavilla from Lisa Rosowsky on Vimeo.

Onomatopoeia project | Meghan Ciaramitaro from Lisa Rosowsky on Vimeo.

Onomatopoeia project | Matt Kaiser from Lisa Rosowsky on Vimeo.

Dirnt, the sound of a bass guitar

Mike Dirnt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Michael Ryan Pritchard (born May 4, 1972) is an American musician, best known as the bassist, backing vocalist and co-founder of the American rock band Green Day. While at school, he would play "air-bass." While pretending to pluck the strings, he made the noise, "dirnt, dirnt, dirnt". As a result, his schoolmates began to call him "Mike Dirnt"."

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