@lucy_and_greg Impression time with @thathappychap Star Wars Edition ⭐️ #impression #starwars #fyp
Lucy Griffiths cues her boyfriend, professional voiceover artist Greg Jones as he cycles through a very impressive array of Star Wars impressions.
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In case you mizzed it.
A short based on an anecdote by Michael Dignam, animated by the Brothers McLeod, directed and voiced by comedian, Bowie fan and noted wuzza-wuzzist Adam Buxton.
You may also care for a previous McLeod/Buckles/Bowie outing, to wit: David Bowie, Brian Eno And Tony Visconti Record ‘Warszawa’
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— Colum Cronin (@ColumFromCork) February 16, 2021
A very pleasing 4K time-lapse (only recently made available due to initial ‘restrictions’) of a boat traversing the canals, locks and bridges of the Netherlands from Rotterdam to Amsterdam in 2013.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUDnFV36wX4
A pleasing 2005 short by Nicolas Deveaux in which an elephant bounces gracefully on a trampoline.
Make of it what you will.
And if you liked that, you may also care for his 2012 short ‘5 Mètres 80 – Élégance’ featuring high diving giraffes.
Fractal Zoom
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Fractal fans Maths Town and Yann Lby combine forces to create this hypnotic wireframe zoom that starts with a 2D Mandelbrot fractal with then iterates to project a vertical axis, at which point there’s no coming back up the rabbit hole..
Full screen, lights off for maximum hypnotic effect.
An award-winning 2018 short by Australian animator Steffie Yee. To wit:
A woman looks at the inheritance of language in her family and laments what is lost when a language is lost.
A rather adorable short by Daphna Awadish featuring the words of immigrants who’ve left their home and crossed borders for love.
Also, bears.
Mmf.
The short lived 1989 Legend Of Zelda cartoon expertly re-dubbed by editor KhalidSMShahin with the voice of Link replaced by appropriately sourced dialogue from Beavis.
Butthead also features.
A 2015 short by animator and CG artist Antoine Delacharlery – a dreamlike immersion into the organic structures of Paris as if the city was a cell, viewed through the lens of a microscope.