Tamara and I spent a couple of hours on a Zoom course being tutored on how to make Gromit.
My guy is (was) the terracotta-coloured one, the poor, innocent victim. Tamara’s is the brown guy, who may or may not be culpable.
Did He Fall, Or Was He Pushed
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9 responses to “Did He Fall, Or Was He Pushed”
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Let’s hear it for Aardman Animations for conducting these Zoom sessions via the Scottish National Gallery – and my creation (the cutie brown Gromit) feels very bereft that your Gromit (the terracotta sweetie) fell so to his demise… Take heart, David, some day we will make the critters again!! Still, how sad about your guy. These things happen. He must have leaned incorrectly against the kitchen table, poor guy!!…🥲
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OK – now the truth will out. I think your guy pushed him. It’s the only explanation!
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Or was it the penguin, Feathers McGraw???
While you were making Gromit, I was watching “A Grand Night In” the story of Aardman on Netflix.
I am a huge fan – I don’t think I’ve ever laughed quite as hard as I did that night in the theatre when Wallace launched the rocket from his basement and the rats in the grandstand, in unison, put on their sunglasses to avoid the glare.-
Haha! That’s lovely about the rats.
You may be onto something. I shall look for telltale footprints on the tablecloth…
I love the bit in ‘A Close Shave’ where Wallace is chasing Preston’s lorry on a motorbike and all the sheep pile on.
Wallace says “Get yourselves organised down there!
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