Of this, the culmination of his year-long ‘Illustrated Planets’ project, Andy Martin writes:
The Planets is an intergalactic animated journey through twelve distinct worlds. In them we find plasticine battles, bored sheep, robots in love, ghostly fish & chips, superhero kids, as well as lots of other shenanigans.
A short film by Tom Scott based on this Blogleech post which suggests that humans, not aliens, are the truly terrifying species of the galaxy.
That’s what they all say.
The IFSC, Dublin this morning.
Thanks Steve Conlon
A series of animated portraits of the Grey alien species by Finnish artist Vladimir Stankovic.
If your brain tells you the one in the middle is blinking, they’ve already gotten to you.
An unhinged hand-made, stop-motion, action-western scifi by CalArts student Bradley Schaffer wherein a grandiose Texan lawman makes short work of an invading force of thumb-fetishising aliens.
And that’s just a sentence describing it.
The inhabitants of Planet One get together for a sing-song.
The first animation from illustrator Andy Martin’s rather adorable design project, Handymartian’s Illustrated Aliens, the ongoing progress of which can be viewed here.
