Smart videos for curious minds of all ages.
On exploring the world, trying new things, and embracing curiosity, this is a CalArts third year film by Jeff Liu: Eat!
In the archives: Acorn, Borrowed Light, Ceruza és radír (Pencil and Eraser), and Le silence sous l’écorce (The Silence Beneath the Bark).
via CalArts Character Animation.
Whirring bugs, squeaking birds, hiccuping volcanoes, leaf creatures, tube creatures, crumbling cubes, fluffy poofs, amorphous mist. These creature noises all come together in a melodic cacophony of music in this anima...
When presented with a ‘drawing-a-day’ challenge by fellow animators, designers, and illustrators, Matt Greenwood decided to take it a step further, deciding to produce one evolving animation per day over the course of...
Sometimes things don't make any sense, and that's okay... it can even be amusing! From motion and graphic designer Florent Porta, this is Preposterous, a short about absurdity.
Directed & animated in watercolors by Sharon Liu, Geronimo! is a brief glimpse into the "epic movement we miss in every drop."
How Big is the Moon Really? It might be much bigger (or much smaller) than you'd imagine. Kurzgesagt explains.
This project, 40 Years of Cellphone by Amrit Pal Singh, gives a brief tech history lesson for anyone who can’t remember what phones were like before smartphones, starting with the DynaTAC...
Island, an animation by Vincent Broquaire. Previously: Progress Bar. Watch more animation.
New World, a short animation about all kinds of creations, by Oliver Sin. Watch more animation, including Five More Minutes, The Solar System - Our Home in Space, World of Motion, and Ode t...
A short animation exercise by Chloe Nicolay: course quadrupède / quadruped run. via This n That and Some Shirts.
Greetings, an animation by Markus Magnusson with JUXT.
