As you may have / already / noticed, we particularly like the work of Italian author, illustrator and comic artist Giacomo Nanni, namely his studies … [Read more...]
Tango, by Zbigniew Rybczyński (1980)
Tango is certainly a prodigy of pre-digital animation. The experimental short video shows thirty-six characters interacting in one room, moving in … [Read more...]
Giacomo Nanni – 21 12 2012
Giacomo Nanni is translating his personal technique of hatches and Moiré patterns from drawings to animations. Best watching in HD. … [Read more...]
Ho Kim’s The Vertical City and Other Works for Peter Cook’s Atelier at ESA
Ho Kim is a brilliant student from Peter Cook's atelier that we met during the students' works exhibition on last 21st of December et ESA. Here are … [Read more...]
Hidden structures and other illustrations by Vincent Broquaire
Vincent Broquaire lives and works in Rennes and is part of the collective Le Bureau. His illustrations and sculptures ironically explore the hidden … [Read more...]
40 Year Old 3D Computer Graphics (Pixar, 1972)
One of the earliest (if not the first ever) 3d rendered video is about a hand. Created by Ed Catmull, (the founder of Pixar) the video features an … [Read more...]
Stone on Stone, by Rob Carter
robcarter.net/ “Stone On Stone” is a stop-motion video animation that uses the architectural language of High Gothic and Modernism to invent a … [Read more...]
Reminds Me of Remind Me
Reminds you of what? Remind me, of course! It's Brandt Brauer Frick's music video for "Caffeine", by Patricia Luna and Danae … [Read more...]
The art of drowning, by Diego Maclean
Vancouver based Brazilian illustrator/animator Diego Maclean: The Art of Drowning. Poem by Billy Collins. Diego Maclean … [Read more...]
The fine art of goofing off by Henry Jacobs
In 1972 television and audio pioneer Henry Jacobs, among whose works you can file the invention of surround sound (Vortex: Experiments in Sound and … [Read more...]
“Lasted” (Benoit Pioulard), video by Church & Steak
This animated adaptation of 1962 Sci-Fi milestone "La Jetée" was featured in the always inspiring blog "This is all about audio dynamite", written by … [Read more...]
Pas de deux, by Norman McLaren
Norman McLaren, a great Scottish-born Canadian animation artisan. Make sure you read his profile on National Film Board of Canada Norman McLaren … [Read more...]
James Whitney, pioneer of visual music
Early (50's to 70's) attempts of illustrating music with motion patterns, caleidoscopic textures, dots and grids: James Whitney, visual composer, … [Read more...]
From AE 2010 – “The future unfolds” by Matthew Gardiner
“Oribotics is the systematic revelation of the elegant beauty found in the mechanical movement of folded forms, and offers a reflection on … [Read more...]
Metal Skin Panic MADOX-01
Madox is a 1988 anime OVA released in Japan. Beautiful animated imagery found on Concept Robots: … [Read more...]
Puppets and masks by Anna Deschamps
Anna Deschamps is a set designer, modeler and puppet maker, currently based in Melbourne. Here is our selection among her many remarkable … [Read more...]
J.S. Bach – Crab Canon on a Möbius Strip
The enigmatic Canon 1 à 2 from J. S. Bachs Musical Offering (1747), The manuscript depicts a single musical sequence that is to be played front to … [Read more...]
Beethoven 5th Symphony (No. 5, graphical score animation, allegro)
Beethoven 5th Symphony 5 (graphical score animation) FAQ Q: What do the colors in the bar-graph score mean? A: The colors show which instruments are … [Read more...]
8-bit trip
1500 hours of moving legobricks and take photos of them. http://www.rymdreglage.se … [Read more...]
‘The Sound Sweep’ by George Thomson
Produced in 2007-8 for Nic Clear's Unit 15 course, 'Crash: Architectures of the Near Future', at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London. More … [Read more...]
‘London after the Rain’ by Ben Olszyna-Marzys
Produced in 2007-8 for Nic Clear's Unit 15 course, 'Crash: Architectures of the Near Future', at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London. More … [Read more...]
Vol Libre by Loren Carpenter
Loren Carpenter: "I made this film in 1979-80 to accompany a SIGGRAPH paper on how to synthesize fractal geometry with a computer. It is the world's … [Read more...]
We ♥ Katamari (and We ♥ Tunng)
"Katamari Damacy is the title of an extremely strange, quirky game made exclusively for the PlayStation 2. The game begins with the King of The … [Read more...]
