Grasshoppa

From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum


Background

Grasshoppa is an animating and filmaking studio.

Logo (March 20, 2004-October 22, 2011)


Visuals: On a black background, two green butterflies arise and fly on the screen alongside a green fly. Below are 9 green vertical bars with white petals on the tips that represent as flowers. At the left, there's another green butterfly slowly flying from the left-most, with various green twirls growing from the bottoms, along with some being attached to the vertical bars, and some leaves grow from them. Various green bugs are shown crossing from the paths of the vertical bars, such as 7 caterpillars and a swarm of ants on the bottom of the vertical bars coming from the leaf, and 6 grasshoppers hopping around the twirls as they stand. Whilst this happens, the petals transform into the word "Grasshoppa!" with the bottom section of the two "s"'es cut out. The words "FILMS" appear between four of the vertical bars.

Variants:

  • The logo may be short.
  • There's an open matte version on Smuggler.

Technique: Traditional animation.

Audio: Sounds of a heart beating, followed by a nature-themed percussion rhythm.

Audio Variant: There's a silent version on Monsieur Greenpeas and Smuggler.

Availability: Appeared on A Day on the Planet, The Taste of Tea, the clay animation Monsieur Greenpeas and Smuggler (2011). It also appears on the official website, although within an overlay layout of different aspect ratios with the corresponding numbers and colon.

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