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This is breathtakingly brilliant. Richly designed, beautifully animated and a heartbreaking storyline. Take ten minutes out of your day and immerse yourself in it.
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Dealing with themes of death, rebirth and world ecosystems; the neon inhabitants of Planet Three undertake a journey that is both exhilarating and transformative.
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‘This royal court of kings, this blood-stained ground…’ So starts the narration by Michael K. Williams in the twin Baker Bros’ (who go under the moniker TWiN) new short This Is My Court. A stunning series of vignettes shot by DP Nicolas Karakatsanis, this short really pushes the brothers’ work forward in short form … [...]
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After the positive response to the mini animated short Planet One here is the second installment, aptly called Planet Two. ‘While spending some time on Planet Two we follow a day in the life of one of it’s typical inhabitants… ahh the rat race, a struggle people from all over the cosmos have to deal [...]
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You’ll have to watch this video at least twice to get the full effect. The first time through, you’ll be watching with your jaw on the ground. The second time, you’ll be staring at the screen intently trying to make sense of what you just saw. This short film is incredible, and will make you [...]
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Rainbow Narcosis is a 9-minute trippy animated film by artist Jonathan Monaghan about a lamb whose is missing a head. Set to an original 8bit-esque soundtrack, a rainbow portal connects otherworldly and odd things that go on where its head would be. Opera houses, mid-century modern furniture, and a lamb mechwarrior make up some of the characters and [...]
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The Rest is Science is my short follow up to Brave New Old. The orignal idea with Brave New Old was to employ a mechanical storytelling element to the work, almost like a toy theatre. In the follow up, I decided to try extending this literally by placing all the characters in a giant machine [...]
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I love this sand animation. The skill an focus is unbelievable, and the storyline being so simple just adds to the power of it.
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This animation by our friend Joseph Bennett is a huge compliment to our lifestyle. I think he can write our feelings with colored pencil and ink.
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This is a beautiful new animated video for Australian psychedelic rock band, Tame Impala. Delightfully textured and handmade. Check out how directing duo Joe Pelling and Becky Sloan used over one thousand separate plasticine collages to craft timeless magic
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Composer and sound designer David Kamp goes into the wild to record the alien sounds of nature. Based on those recording, a whole bunch of talented illustrators and animators go to work to create fictional, cute, and creepy imaginary animals, including those poor sickly buggers.
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My latest very, very short animation was created for a cool new Vimeo channel called ‘Full Secs’ inviting people to make an animation with just one second of action in it. The rules are simple; a two second title card followed by a one second animation followed by a two second end credit card. It [...]
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Well, how very dynamic and depressing at the same time. Directed by Kumareshan Satkunarasa in his final year doing animation at university, the Life And Stuff short was partly prompted by ‘the looming prospect of getting a job and getting on with the rest of my life’. The hyper-realistic treatment and well-executed stop motion sequences [...]
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Engawa De Dancehall is a unique animation made by Shota Sakamoto with music by Nemuru, an Osaka-based band. Although the animation is of a simple nature, it doesn’t get boring.
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I’m very proud to say that I’ve gotten to know and be friends with Emily Youcis over the past five years. She has gained recognition on G4 TV for her wild and far from apologetic Internet videos about the masochistic dog, Alfred. These videos, especially, the trilogy Alfred’s Playhouse 1-3, are an inventive and harsh look at reality. Her paintings are equally as twisted, as they are stylistically phenomenal. She has the edge that society has been avoiding and truly needs to stare at. Nietzsche spoke of the abyss that stares back. The abyss is Emily Youcis.
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