A multi-award winning short directed by Milen Vitanov of the Berlin-based Talking Animals Animation Studio, who sez:
All dogs chase their own tails. One dog succeeds in catching his tail. This changes his whole life. An animated film in 2½D.
Category Archives: Animation
..an offbeat romantic comedy about a pig who has an addiction to eating eggs. But when he falls in love with the hottest chicken in town, he must choose what comes first…
A very cute, highly polished animation by Ringling College of Art and Design students Chistine Kim and Elaine Wu.
The latest installment of illustrator and animator Andy Martin’s Illustrated Aliens project.
Andy writes:
If you have 42 seconds to spare today, you could spend some time under the waters of Planet Five. From a single cell, one creature evolves into the next and for a fleeting moment the darkest depths of the sea are transformed by a dazzling display of light and colour.
View the rest of the planets here.
Previously: Planet One
A 2012 short for channel4’s Animated Random Acts by Phil Mulloy.
Will Mr Christie allow Terry to join the Mayan End of the World Society?
Why does Buster look at Mr Christie that way?
Oh, this will not end well.
Tech Noir – a single serving site of cinematographic gifs with subtle but highly atmospheric movements.
Yes, If We Don’t, Remember Me is the daddy when it comes to this kind of thing but, hey, it’s all good.
A superbly animated 2009 short directed by ryu jin ho, sung woong and featuring a group of office workers whose imaginations run riot during a power cut.
Animation graduate Gene Kim maintains he started work on this animated arms war between two rival ballerinas a year before Black Swan was released.
Hypno-GIFs
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Turkish artist and photographer Erdal Inci:
…has created a hypnotic series of GIFs that takes the concept of cloned motion to a truly eerie level. Often using images of himself in mundane situations, Inci transforms simple snapshots into entrancing video loops.
Many more here.
Tiny Tim’s classic 1956 loony tune, revisited: a collaboration between Adam Buxton (he’s the vagrant animator) and actual animators the Layzell Brothers for Adam Buxton’s BUG last year on Sky Atlantic HD.
If you haven’t already seen it, it’s important that you now do.
Previously: Count Your Blessings
Smoking Robot (graphic design students Lewis Gray & Esra Guldal) say:
Obsolete tells the story of a robot starting work in a decrepit toy factory. Trapped in the factory all its life it is curious about the outside world, watching a bird through the factory wall each day. When it mistakes a toy on the production line for the bird one day it sets the robot’s escape in motion.