A short by Grant Colton that delves into the strangeness that is human anatomy.
God, we’re weird though.
A short by Grant Colton that delves into the strangeness that is human anatomy.
God, we’re weird though.
German educational design studio Kurzgesagt explore a conflict old as time that shows no sign of ending. To wit:
Every day billions of soldiers fight a merciless war on thousands of fronts, that has been going on for over one hundred million years. The world war of the ants.
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A squiggly, squirmy, slightly unnerving exploration of movement and volume by Canadian experimental artist Mike Pelletier.
You may also like his deflated fruit, but that’s entirely your business.
‘A glimpse into the isolating world of the freelance motion designer’ – a short by, eh, freelance motion designer James Tupper.
A graduation short by students of Supinfocom Rubika Valenciennes telling the strange tale of Finn – a kid with glowing ‘stains’ on his body who finds common ground with a group of fellow outcasts.
A short by Slovenian animator Dusan Kastelic that takes the phrase ‘to think outside the box’ and reverses it. To wit:
This is a film about such a box and the flat-headed creatures that live inside of it.
‘Weird is relative’ in this stop-motion short by animation studio Mighty Oak. To wit:
On the night of a lunar eclipse, we uncover the sweet, salacious, and spooky secrets of a small town. From a pigtailed psychopath to naughty nuns and everything in between…
Warning: contains felted wing-wangs, plushie hoo-hah action and wanton puppet situations.
The result of an attempt by Canadian animator Yves Paradis to create one unscripted, improvised scene every week over the course of a year.
Pleasingly rendered in modern minimal style, the simple concept of a character pushing a big cube through the desert transforms into an increasingly complex sci-fi adventure.
An epic battle of wills between two superhumans plays out in this multi award-winning 2018 short by Knock Knock Animation.
Short, sweet, no doubt inspired by ‘The Incredibles’ but not hiding it.
A darkly comic stop-frame short by Leuan Lewis and George Warren about a lonely Inuit struggling to survice after an oil tanker disaster of the Alaskan coast kills all the wildlife.