Animator Mel Roach’s rather excellent short about a dog with superpowered rocket farts and his owner, Bob.
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Joe Nicolosi had his mother watch The Matrix, then recount the plot to him as she understood it.
This, he animated.
A self-portrait project by animator Kevin McShane, in which he’s drawn himself in the style of 100 different animators from Windsor McCay to Walt Disney, Osamu Tekuza and Pixar.
As commenter Crafty points out, he’s not the first to do this.
Billed by the team of IBM engineers who made it as the ‘world’s smallest movie’, this 242-frame stop-motion animation was shot with a two-tonne microscope operating at minus 268°C and a special probe which arranged 5,000 carbon atoms into the ‘pixels’ of the moving image.
The magnification factor is 100,000,000x – about the same ratio that exists between an orange and the planet Earth.
Show offs.
Another in a long line of insta-buys, if real (which, sadly, this isn’t) – a LEGOised Breaking Bad game.
Animator Patrick Smith’s illustration of a 1985 ABC News interview with the band in which they discuss – among other things – an unexpected run-in with the cops, ‘sucka music’ and breakfast.
Part of the PBS Blank On Blank series.
Previously: Larry King ‘Where The Nights, Where The Nights’
ADHD’s NSFW take on the massively endowed, plague-ridden, feces-drenched, deaf/mute morons in a half-shell.
Turtle power!
Previously: Scientifically Accurate Spiderman
Screengrab – a recursive illusion by filmmaker Willie Witte, who sez:
An experiment in transitions. None of the visuals are computer generated. All the trickery took place literally in front of the camera.
A NSFW animated satire of the fine art world by Dreamworks animator, David Stodolny.
Here, the man himself explains the how and why.
Dutch animator and motion-designer Auke de Vries’ excellent short featuring a lazy man who has an effort-saving rope and pulley system installed in his flat, with sinister consequences.