A robot searches for a playmate on the deserted streets of Paris in the aftermath of some unnamed catastrophe.
Created by Alexis Decelle, Cyril Declercq, Vincent Defour and Pierre Jury of the Paris/Montreal based Isart Digital Video Game and 3D Animation/VFX School. As Rob Munday of SOTW describes it:
Wall-E, as if directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet
Filmic loops reflecting on everyday urban and bucolic life by Strasbourg based photographer Julien Douvier, who uses a series of techniques to achieve the flow and pin-sharp detail of his polished übergifs.
A satirical short by Dmitry Kopytin exploring…
…human hypocrisy denial and ego. How many times have we all met these characters?!
Bloop Animation’s tribute to Joe Negroni’s popular theory whereby every Pixar movie is connected and exists within the same universe on a timeline from the fourteenth century to around 5000AD.
Your animated tinfoil hat will not prevent your animated mind from being blown.
The multi award garnering, Oscar shortlisted short The Missing Scarf. Now online in its full form for your delectation.
Directed by Eoin Duffy. Voiced by George Takei.
(H/T: Gavin Little)
Two inventors (looking suspiciously and inexplicably like Walt and Jesse) attempt a daring escape from a dystopic city in this 2013 Supinfocom graduation film by Luis Betancourt, Benjamin Vedrenne, Joseph Coury, Michel Durin and Charly Nzekwu.
‘Thumb zone heat maps’ applied to every iPhone display size since 2007.
MORE: How to design for thumbs in the Era of Huge Screens (Scott Hurff)
A TED-Ed animation voiced by University of Hawaii Physics prof Veronica Bindi who explains how cosmic rays may help us understand the Universe. To wit:
We only know 4% of what the universe is made up of. Can we also know what lies beyond our galaxy … and if there are undiscovered forms of matter? Luckily, we have space messengers — cosmic rays — that bring us physical data from parts of the cosmos beyond our reach.
An imaginative short by Randy Gudin, Xavier Lafarge, Bruno Lévêque, Aurélien Rigaudeau, Téo Saintier, Coline Sapin, Rémi Stompe and Laszlo Trachsel – all students of ISART Digital animation school.
During the Second World War, an English paratrooper crash-lands in a forest leaving him wounded. He meets a creature that tries its best to help him. However, the ordeal is just beginning…
