Even though these films were not designed to be motion pictures, they were produced with templates and aerosol sprays, producing repeating geometric patterns in the same way as the hand painted films of Len Lye from the 1930s.
Len Deighton | Len Pascoe | Len Chandler | Len Brown | Len Ashurst | Len Kunstadt | Len Lye | Omar Lye-Fook | Len Janson | Len Cariou | Len Braund | Len Bias | Lye, West Midlands | Lye | lye | Len Silver | Len Maxwell | Len Hutton | Len Dawson | Len Brown (comics) | Len Beadell | Len Andrews | Len Wiseman | Len Wharton | Len Wein | Len Väljas | Len Thornson | Len Stirling | Len Stevens | Len Steckler |
The first and best known practictioners of drawn-on-film animation include Len Lye, Norman McLaren, Stan Brakhage, then later artists including Steven Woloshen, Richard R. Reeves and Baerbel Neubauer, who produced numerous animated films using these methods.
During this program Louden's multiple animations were screened with other notable works, such as: "Lines Horizontal" Norman McLaren, 1962 ; "Two Space" Larry Cuba, 1979 ; "Free Radicals" Len Lye, 1958 ; "Symphonie Diagonal" Viking Eggeling, 1924 ; "Silence" Jules Engel,1968 ; and "Chemical Sundown" by Jeremy Blake, 2001 to name only a few.