all of the above

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Bars & Tones from André F. Chocron on Vimeo.

Not that he needs any help getting hits from me, but go check out Neal’s fantastic new website The Art of Pixar for a comprehensive collection of concept art and publicity stills

I am currently in love with this animation.
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Peripetics by ZEITGUISED from NotForPaper on Vimeo.

Clicking the image will take you to the animation.

This was the second ever Salad Fingers from animator David Firth. It’s dated quite a lot, but this is still a favourite. Do not watch if you are easily disturbed… or maybe watch it because you are?

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Final Project: Sigg Jones from Eighth Ronin on Vimeo.

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The Deer Tracks “Slow Collision” from Stephen Schuster on Vimeo.

This video investigates a question which I’m sure a lot of people have wondered about, ‘What would a personal HUD look like?’ A very enjoyable display of techno-graphic-wizardry.
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Life 2.0by manukeo

Kavinsky wonders if you can take it back.

Mystifying, yet strangely heartening. Love the end. viathe Serps

So I saw the new Batman flick. And rather than gush about it (or not gush… because ya know… I’m not telling) I think we could use a bit of light relief from what was most certainly an industrious effort to promote the film. So enjoy Baman Piderman from Alex Butera

Not for the faint-hearted or the easily offended, which is an odd thing to preface an 8-bit animation with. It is (semi) safe for work however. As long as disemboweling hasn’t made it onto your office’s black list yet.

You really should see it in the cinema, but here is the short before Wall E:

A beating heart with a transparency slider.

I have seen a stop motion (maybe claymation) short film in exactly the same theme as this Disney animation however instead of a house it was two rocks out in the wilderness, threatened by the progress of man and just when they’re about to be overrun and destroyed, man becomes extinct and everything returns to [...]

A brilliant animation about some animals in an insane asylum. Which is where I feel I should be, I’ve hardly slept in the last few days due to a very rigorous work schedule and I should be asleep even now. But it’s worth it when your insomnia leads you to find things like this: