Director/animator/illustrator Jack Hudson in London: “Inspired by extended daydreams that run into night, Subconscious Drool invites you to quiet the noise of your mind and sink into a mesmerizing subliminal world.” [Watch]
Working from true accounts, Turkish director and Oscar nominee Ayce Kartal animates a charming and sympathetic look at the inner lives of four schizophrenic patients. [Watch]
Like some magic shot of creative adrenaline, Stash 153 is guaranteed 100% effective against boredom, ennui, and creative blockages of all kinds. [Watch]
Category 3D Style, Advertising, Animation, Brand film, Broadcast Design, BTS, BTS, CG, Character Animation, Explainer, Featured, Games, Illustration, Motion Design, Music Video, photoreal, Short Films, Student Work, Titles, Typography, VFX · Tags 99C Works, Animagic Studios, Arisu Kashiwagi, Arnis Vitols, Blirp, Bliss, Bolder Creative, Chloé Bourdic, Cirkus, Doug Alberts, Extraweg, Fabrice Le Nezet, Final Frontier, Glassworks, Hideki Inaba, I-reel, Jorge R. Canedo Estrada, Kasper Nyman, Mads Broni, Manson, ManvsMachine, Maÿlis Mosny, Mayukh Goswami, Miguel Campana, Nexus Studios, Nidia Dias, Noémie Halberstam, NotReal, Optical Arts, Ordinary Folk, Passion Pictures, Patrick Osborne, Ralph Karam, Sava Zivkovic, Sean Wehrli, Smith & Foulkes, SubDivision Studio, Supinfocom, Sylvain Cuvillier, TaxFreeFilm, Tendril, Théophile Coursimault, Tom Kuntz, Untold Studios, Woodwork, Zijing Ye
Director Elyse Kelly, who’s Fired Up short film still resonates five years on, marks the launch of her studio by gathering 20 animators for a collaborative love letter to the diversity of America called “The Greatest Poem”. [Watch]
Category Animation, Character Animation, Featured, Illustration, Short Films · Tags Ana Mouyis, Angela Hsieh, Catalina Matamoros, Cathead Noise, Cynthia Chu, Dena Springer, Dorca Musseb, Elyse Kelly, Eric Larson, Lunar Year, Matea Losenegger, Megan Jedrysiak, Mithra Krishna, n Jackson Ammenheuser, Nazli Cem, Neon Zoo, Nijah Brown, Rohan McDonald, Sara Spink, Selina Donahue, Sofia Diaz, Yoon Su Lee, Zoë Soriano
Brume, the new motion graphics studio founded by creative directors Benoit Drigny and Valentin Nouvel in Lyon, France, just dropped us their maiden project, a beautifully illustrated and surprisingly emotional short film for TED-Ed. [Watch]
Director/animator Laura Jayne Hodkin in London: “For a song about death, it’s incredibly fun. I wanted the visuals to be bright with garish colors and playful character animation to compliment the dark humor of the song.” [Watch]
