Check Out Disney’s Unbearably Cute Next Movie
This preview to Disney’s Frozen doesn’t show any main characters, but instead features the most delightful snowman and reindeer since Frosty and Rudolph.
This preview to Disney’s Frozen doesn’t show any main characters, but instead features the most delightful snowman and reindeer since Frosty and Rudolph.
Two years ago, Ryo Hirona screened this eerily beautiful video just as a tsunami was about to hit Japan.
These ‘edgy’ and ‘glam’ videos look like dispatches from alien teen fashionistas.
Futurama never hesitates to kill a character to pluck viewers emotions. But maybe death isn’t so bad compared to these guys.
These are some unrealistic time tables. Music montages have to be partially to blame for our instant gratification society.
Guess who’s bringing you affluence? Made by tumblr user irosyan, who gets major brownie points for The Powerpuff Girls style animation.
Childhood was fraught with surprise visits from the devil. He must have a really good agent.
Cavuto, like a total pro, pretends like it didn’t even happen. Something tells us Shep was just joshing.
The biggest duty of all. Honestly, who wouldn’t play a FPS voiced by Jane Lynch?
Most famous for his iconic racehorse time lapse photographs, Eadweard Muybridge revolutionized early photography. These are some of his 19th century time lapse photographs put into motion.
Right in the feels.
Oh how we wish the charming concept art by Patrick Schoenmaker was a real show. (via geektyrant.com)
This is very confusing in a great way.
Artist Martin Woutisseth has created this fully illustrated rendition of the show’s opening credits.
Fans of The Dark Knight Rises will see a lot of parallels. Nolan was obviously a fan of Miller’s work.
This film should have been impossible to make in stop motion. But “impossible” wasn’t going to stop them from doing it anyway.
What happened to my childhood? The new series on Nickelodeon looks like an 8th grader’s animation project.
Animator Malcolm Sutherland admits that making “fan videos” is “super nerdy,” but he doesn’t care — and thank goodness for that! This animated tribute has a style all it’s own, while retaining the characters that made TMNT universally loved among awesome kids. I only wish it was longer. Cowabunga!
Is there anything the “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” author didn’t forsee? Watch this cool animation that illustrates his prophetic 1993 recording.
Who would think that “turkeys” and “dubstep” would even be in the same sentence? This nonsensical animation brings them together at last.
How many do you recognize? It’s far more important to know these planets than the ones in our solar system.
This advertisement for the Pilot erasable pen goes through the history of the entire universe. It look’s like a pretty decent pen too.
Somebody make this happen! I love this Mrs. Hudson. So. Much.
12,000 sheets of construction paper, to be precise. This is a video for Josh Ritter’s “Love Is Making Its Way Back Home.” (via etsy.com)
When photographer and Wisconsin native Adam Senatori won GE’s “Be the Next Instagrapher” contest by sharing his breathtaking shot of an Iowan wind farm, GE flew him out to their jet engine facility in Wales, where he created these amazing cinemagraph-style GIFs.
I mean, they’re a vital part of the ecosystem and this animation is gorgeous, but still.
How are you feeling today? Is February fab or drab for you so far? Leave a response in the comments with an animated GIF that sums up your state of mind! Let’s do this thing. Read More ›
‘Little Nemo’ was meticulously hand animated and coloured by Winsor McCay over 100 years ago (1910). The fluidity of the animation is astounding!
This is a piece created to question whether it was possible to film animation in realtime. As part of my CSM third year disseration project, I was looking into proto animation (really early basic animation) in contemporary design.
Artist Don Hertzfeldt created these “rejected videos” over a decade ago. The video presents itself as a reel of rejected commercial work done by a fictional version of Don Hertzfeldt. So put on your silly hat and let hilarity ensue!
