It's All Random
Leandro Braga created this mashup of 11 Pixar movies, putting some of the best scenes together in a single video. Via: The Presurfer
There was a time when most stories started with “Once upon a time…” or with “If elected I promise…” the times are changing now, and while the latter shows no sign of letting up, the former has been making way for “A scientific experiment goes terribly wrong..” Checkout this video to see how wrong the …
Magic Carp-pet rug from ClarkeHopkinsClarke is an interesting piece of novelty. When viewed through the glass of a specially designed coffee table, the moire figures on the rug appear to be animated and moving. It may very well be a huge time waster of a coffee table, rug combo, with someone like me fidgeting constantly …
That super strong mouse in the video doesn’t quite fall for the mouse trap, but it sure does some exercise. Animatronics expert John Nolan created this video for Nolan’s Cheddar. Via: TheAwesomer
The video above is an advertisement for Silestone. Created by Alex Roman, the video has amazing CGI effects, done with such perfection that all of it looks quite real. Via: TheAwesomer
Flip book animations are cool, but things tend to get a lot cooler when done in better ways. Agency DDB Canada created an unusual shot for the Subaru WRX STI Rally Car. They put a camera on the car and 760 precisely spaced frames along the one kilometer long wall of the test track. As the car hits optimum speed, the drawings blend, creating a cool animation effect. Another video after the jump.
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The new video from OK Go is remarkable for the creative stop-motion animation it employs. Images were burnt on a toast, then used for the animation. The video is slightly slow-loading, watch it after the jump. Via: Kitsune Noir, Notcot
Watchout for Angry Birds even if they’re in papercraft. Yeah, these birdies have got papercut power. Via: NerdApproved
We saw the weird cat piano Katzenklavier yesterday. This animated short, “The Cat Piano” is based in a city of cats, where their singers suddenly begin disappearing, captured by a human for a musical instrument. Watch the video to see how the story unfolds. The film is a creation of The People’s Republic of Animation.
Minneapolis musician Jeremy Messsersmith made this cool animation of the original Star Wars trilogy, and he tells the tale using paper, and does it all in under 3 minutes. Via: SpaceSinkhole