
It’s all over the Etsy, you know.
(H/T: Garthicus)
An original tune from musician Rob Cantor, who recently released a 29 covers in one song video that went viral before he later revealed it as a fake.
Deftly illustrated with viral gif loops, tuneful and – thanks to the fake cover – in receipt of a 250,000+ hits. This is how you do that.
Vintage photos deftly remixed (Terry Gillam style, but no less worthy for that) into hilarious gifs by Brooklyn artist and animator Cari Vander Yacht, who acquires the random shots in thrift shops, then scans and converts them. Sez she:
At a certain point, one must justify their creepy acquisition of other people’s pasts. Either you make up stories about how you’re related to the people in the pictures or you animate them.

Jim’ll Paint It responds to the following request from one Toby Johnson:
An animated gif version of Dot Cotton having a bad trip.
Previously: Jim’ll Paint It


Wonderfully creepy stereoscopic gifs taken from vintage horror movie stills by The Saline Project.

Three years ago, Dublin based physics student David Whyte started a Tumblr called Bees and Bombs where he posted gifs he’d created.
Since then he’s become adept at the open source programming language Processing which, combined with his physics and maths background, has resulted in an ongoing series of striking, minimalist loops.

Giftastic movie posters by an imgur user named after a very long German word.
Many more here.

Eighteen-year-old French science student Hugo ‘Graphonaute’ Germain uses all manner of 3D tools to create his rather fine looping animations.
Kid shows promise.
More here.