Animation, Art, and Other Shiny Things
A penguin and a gorilla lead a small revenge on an over-zealous zoo keeper.
Animated by Nicole Mitchell.
h/t Futureshorts
Your Friday night (occasional) rogue music video is a dubsteperous biological overview of a viral infection. A lethal viral infection. Featuring a beating heart, red blood cells (erythrocytes, to be precise), an offending virus, and it’s unidentified cellular victim zero, Blackburner shows us the screaming nightmare of every Biologist and Virologist on the planet.
One should always beware of Laser Cats and the Little Girls that love them.
Video directed by Kristofer Ström. Animated by Kristofer Ström & Erik Buchholtz.
This incredibly well done science-fiction short shows us a scene of the interrogation of a four-armed alien by a machine intelligence.
Kaleb Lechowski is in his first year at Berlin’s Mediadesign Hochschule — for now. It appears the film has caught the eye of movie execs and word is that the 22 year old will be on his way to Hollywood soon.
Not quite the Andrews Sisters, but a fun cover anyways.
With the Puppini Sisters, directed by Laurie J Proud
h/t Miss Cellania
I came across this short some years ago on the Cartoon Network show O Canada which was a weekly compilation of animations from the National Film Board of Canada. (a most wonderful institution, imho) Alongside other classics like The Cat Came Back and The Log Driver’s Waltz, The Big Snit is one of those shorts that was an immediate classic.
Richard Condie also animated the fun short The Apprentice.
Is this the road of progress?
Animation by Steve Cutts. Music is In the Hall of the Mountain King by Edvard Grieg, part of his most excellent Peer Gynt Suite.
I bet she was trying to give them a bath.
From Platige Image and Plastic Demoscene Group.
Animation by Stefan G Bucher at Daily Monster. Music by David Norland. Via Aniboom.
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