Showing posts with label animation :: stop-action. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation :: stop-action. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Kraak & Smaak :: Weartwill
I love stop-action animation. I love flip books. I love creativity. This little music video has all of that, allowing flip book actions to interact with the characters. LINK
Mini Planners
This advertisement for moleskin was obviously inspired by some of the great stop-action animations created with books. Though I think I prefer the creative versions over the commercial, this is still pretty cool and appropriate for their product. LINK
Hoedown from Rodeo :: Eleanor Stewart
This stop-action animation was created by Eleanor Stewart for a final project while she was in school. Though I've seen similar productions, I've got to give some credit to anyone who will put in this sort of effort, especially done solo. LINK
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Amos Lee - Flower
Any time I see a cut-paper animation, I'm astounding by how much work must have gone into creating it. This one seems to be a combination of some different mediums though primarily paper and a mix of stop action and digital animation, though lately, it's getting harder and harder to tell where the line is drawn between the two. LINK
Paperthin Music Video
Lots of colorful cut paper and illustrations went into making this animation set in a paper world, a music video for a Pete Lawrie song. LINK
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
The Brick Thief: A LEGO Short Film
Here's another good stop-action story from LEGO, this time about a brick thief. LINK
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Skateboardanimation :: Tilman Singer
Though the animation is rough, I have to appreciate the amount of effort put in and cleverness of combining photographic prints with other everyday objects to create this at-home skateboard animation. Watch for yourself. LINK
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Neomorphus :: Animatorio
I'm not sure how to describe this stop-motion animation other than odd. Of course, I get distracted by good animation so I had to watch it twice before I completely picked up on the mutations and ironic ending. Watch for yourself on vimeo. LINK
Monday, August 29, 2011
Todor & Petru
This is easily one of the most interesting animations I've seen in the past couple years. A combination of stop-action and 2D animation, this piece pits red vs. yellow in an urban battle. The unique quality of the visuals alone makes it worth the watch. LINK
Monday, August 15, 2011
Screwed Up :: Kris Hofmann
This stop-action animation is a love story, including the initial elation, a breakup, a sense of loss, and search for new love. It's kind of cute. LINK
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Sunny Side Up :: Rocket Science Animation
Sunny Side Up is a cute stop-action animation about an egg who is yellow when it comes to flying. LINK
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
The Deep :: PES
Every time I turn around, I'm posting another stop-action animation from PES, this time found-object sea creatures. I'd like to say my favorite detail was ___ but there are too many little touches that are worth seeing in this animation. LINK
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Ants in My Scanner :: François Vautier
When his old scanner was no longer needed, François Vautier set up an ant colony inside of it and scanned it each week ... for five years! The resulting time-lapse video is pretty amazing as parts corrode and rust and plants grow! LINK
Cameraman's Revenge :: Ladislaw Starewicz
Just when we think we've stumbled upon or created some unique or original art form, a relic from the past reappears and reminds us that other's have come before us.
This Russian stop-action animation using insects as the main characters was created in 1912!
Even the subject matter reminds us that we're not so modern ... a couple and their extramarital dalliances. When you consider how delicate insects can be, the amount of attention paid to the gestures of the "actors" is truly amazing. LINK
This Russian stop-action animation using insects as the main characters was created in 1912!
Even the subject matter reminds us that we're not so modern ... a couple and their extramarital dalliances. When you consider how delicate insects can be, the amount of attention paid to the gestures of the "actors" is truly amazing. LINK
Friday, April 1, 2011
Geometric Animations :: Benjamin Ducroz
Benjamin Ducroz has several stop-motion animations available to view on his site. But all incorporate geometric shapes. Sometimes he works with computer-generated drawings that are then photographed. Others times he uses sculptural forms. All are worth a watch. LINK
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Streets Against the War :: Sokak Savasakarsi
Made in Turkey, this stop-action animation is completely unexpected, both in form and message. Watch until the end to get the full idea. The really good stuff starts around 1 minute in. LINK
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
The Day Almost Flew By :: David Blue Garcia
This stop-action animation is pretty clever and a bit sweet. Watch to see what happens. LINK
Thursday, November 4, 2010
T-Shirt Wars :: Rhett and Link
Rhett and link collaborated with Joe Penna and Billy Reid to create this really clever stop-action animation, two guys using their t-shirts to battle it out. LINK
KaBoom! :: PES
PES' KaBoom stop-action animation uses all sorts of toys to make a battle scene. Check it out for yourself at his site. LINK
Monday, October 25, 2010
TiM :: Ken Turner
This stop-action animated film tells the story of a little boy who wants to be Tim Burton when he grows up! Very cute. LINK
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