‘Bloop’ by Joshua Planz
A visual poem depicting the last three years of internal thoughts.
Experimental
‘Hyper-Reality’ by Keiichi Matsuda
A provocative and kaleidoscopic new vision of the future, where physical and virtual realities have merged, and the city is saturated in media.
‘Kung Fu Motion Visualization’ by Tobias Gremmler
Motion capture data of martial arts performances reinterpreted into abstract forms and expressions.
‘Peace Starts With Me’ by Magali Charrier
A short experimental piece around the idea of peace.
‘Ghost Cell’ Uses Cutting-Edge CG Tech To Reveal A New Side Of Paris
Paris might just be one of the most photographed and filmed cities in the world. But you’ve never seen it like this.
‘Nakaniwa’ by Takashi Ohashi
A new music video by Japanese animator Takashi Ohashi.
‘Wrapped’ by Roman Kaelin, Falko Paeper and Florian Wittmann
“Wrapped” delves into the clash between civilization and nature.
‘The Old New World’ by Alexey Zakharov
A photo-based animation project that travels back in time with a little steampunk time machine.
‘Lazy Daze’ by Brian Smee
Dog in the land where the good life takes you.
‘Change My Head’ by Thomas McMahan
An experimental animation using motion capture data set to Autolux’s song “Change My Head.”
‘Ralph Plays D’oh’ by Fabio Tonetto
An abstract animation inspired by “The Simpsons.”
‘Chiaroscuro’ by Daniel Drummond
As two organisms compete for the one light amid the darkness, their story reveals the volatile nature of power.
‘Trouble’ and ‘Violence’ by Bonsoir Michel
Music videos for s8jfou’s “Trouble” and “Violence.”
‘To See More Light’ by Kurtis Hough
There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in.
‘Youpla’ by Oerd van Cuijlenborg
An experimental animation film which explores the abstractions and imagination of children’s worlds.
‘GIF-Jam 2014’
A musician created a track first, not knowing what imagery was to go with it. Then, animators turned in GIFs not knowing what would happen.
‘Synesthesia’ by Michel Gagné
In the summer of 2013, composer Gheorghe Costinescu commissioned artist Michel Gagné to create an animated abstract visualization based on his 1973 work, “Dots, Lines, and Patches for recorded electronic sounds”. This film is the result.
Tom & Jerry Short Remade With CGI Anime Girls
This a fan-made experiment in which the 1956 Tom & Jerry short “Down Beat Bear” is remade in CGI with anime girls in the roles of Tom, Jerry, and the dancing bear. The characters don’t appear to be random and likely represent some part of fandom of which I’m not aware. Even lacking that context, I still think it’s a fascinating piece of work, not so much for its animation or technical merit as for its resurrection of (and reverence for) classic theatrical animation in a completely unexpected setting.
It’s Official: Glen Keane Joins Motorola to Direct Interactive Hand-Drawn Short Film
We first announced last week that Glen Keane may be working on a project for Google-owned Motorola. Well, they officially announced today …
Smack Bear Thinks You Deserve a Smack
You look like you deserve a Smack! Try the new fun, fruity soft drink that’s so delicious kids everywhere are getting hooked! Give …
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