An animated timeline of the prevailing memes of the last decade by the nice people at Know Your Meme and musician Hot Dad.
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Quite brilliant and easily the maddest thing you’ll see today – the animated video for French black metal/breakcore artist Gautier ‘Igorr’ Serre’s ‘Very Noise’ created by art collective Meat Dept.
A short by Darcy Prendergast in response to the Australian bushfire crisis. To wit:
…a rallying cry for hope, in a country increasingly scarce of it.
Woven City
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Early next year, Toyota plans to start construction of a ‘prototype city of the future’ at a 175 acre site at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan. Details are a little fuzzy at present but according to the press release:
The city is planned to be fully sustainable, with buildings made mostly of wood to minimize the carbon footprint, using traditional Japanese wood joinery, combined with robotic production methods. The rooftops will be covered in photo-voltaic panels to generate solar power in addition to power generated by hydrogen fuel cells. Toyota plans to weave in the outdoors throughout the city, with native vegetation and hydroponics.
Milo Targett’s themed short for Adult Swim’s surreal ‘Off The Air’ series. To wit:
After a botched attempt at backstreet eye surgery, a man begins noticing repulsive microscopic patterns on the people he meets.
A short by Steve Cutts (with music by Wantaways) exploring climate change, the destruction of the environment and species extinction from a different perspective.
Laughing Fox
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Three minutes of weapons-grade adorbs to brighten your day.
To wit: Djinn a Fennec fox kit, elated in the company of his humans during a coffee break on the terrace.
A video infographic by Reigarw Comparisons of the chances of finding a naturally occurring atom of various substances from common-as-muck oxygen to the fiendishly elusive Element 118, Oganesson.
A BAFTA-winning short set in a woolly, fluffy world conjured by director Anushka Naanayakkara charting the literal entwinement of two entities: a cosy relationship unravelled by an unknown destructive force.
Another animated journey through the mind of animator Jake Fried, who creates by building up layers of ink and correction fluid – a single drawing scanned and reworked hundreds of times.
Previously: Brainwave