A short by Matt Reynolds about a woman who can’t stop sprouting new fingers and the solace she finds with a man in a mailbox.
Yes. A story old as time.
Category Archives: Animation
All thirty of James Curran’s daily gifs (created during a month-long visit to the Japanese capital) compiled into one handy, charming video.
Previously: Tokyo Gifathon
A sort from Berlin-based f°am Studio in which a sentient Mercedes Benz messes about on deserted city streets singing ‘It’s Not Unsual’ in the voice of Hatsune Miku.
The vehicular codology then takes a whole different slant in an accompanying interview with the car known as Autonomous Rolf.
A short by Garth Lee of London based Scorch Motion animation studio about suddenly having to do without things we can’t do without. To wit:
In a world where seemingly mundane objects mysteriously vanish without warning, Life Without Stuff highlights (with astonishing scientific accuracy) what life would be like without stuff.
Finally, after three years in gestation, a rubbery new film from the mighty David Lewandowski.
Time For Sushi.
Easily the maddest thing you’ll see today.
Previously: Late For Meeting
More previously: Just Nipping Out To Grab A Coffee Or Whatever
A blend of CG modelling, 3D printing and traditional stop motion wherein director Kangmin Mim’s retells an actual event from his childhood – the time he drank the blood of a deer.
A short by Sholto Crow in which a treasure hunter unwittingly unleashes a robo-apocalypse in the picturesque seaside town of Cromer, gem of the Norfolk coast.
Rollin’ France by Kyra Buschor and Constantin Päplow – a follow-up to their award winning student animation Rollin’ Safari.
The balance of power shifts with the arrival of a new individual in a bizarre, yet strangely familiar society of quasi-human beasts.
A short by five students of the MOPA CG animation school in Arles.