Stop-Motion That Makes You Go ‘Woah’
One of the best stop-motion videos I’ve seen in a looooong time:
-via Ideas Are Awesome
One of the best stop-motion videos I’ve seen in a looooong time:
-via Ideas Are Awesome
A uniquely cool way to listen to the legendary Miles Davis & band play “So What”:
-via Kottke
A simple stop-motion video for your Tuesday afternoon…
-via Curiosity Counts
In 1911, artist Winsor McCay directed a silent short film (below) that detailed the behind-the-scenes process of creating one of the most popular comic books of the time, “Little Nemo”. The film is mainly made up of Winsor drawing his iconic characters…but if you skip ahead to about 8:11, you can see what experts say is the first true animation ever created.
-via @brainpicker
Why didn’t anyone tell me about Australia’s ‘World’s Biggest Most Awesome Waste of Time Competition‘? I guess the organizers felt I was just too important and that my time is incredibly valuable – (maybe next year!)
Check out one of the best stop-motion entries:
-via Dooby Brain
Go back to a simpler time with this official Disney doc about the making of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”…a time when writers sat at typewriters with huge cigars hanging out of their mouths, and when hundreds of “pretty girls, in a building all their own, well-lighted and air-conditioned throughout”, colored each individual frame of the film.
And keep your eyes peeled at the 6:00 mins mark for the Mickey and Minnie characters at the film’s premiere…SCARY!
-via Dooby Brain
Leave it to the Japanese people to make the nuclear crisis ‘cute’…and I say that with the upmost respect. This video was created to help Japanese parents explain the situation to their kids in terms that almost anyone can relate to…poop & farts!
-via Metafilter
This self-organizing bookcase is amazing, but it sort of takes all the wacky fun out of being neurotic!
-via Urlesque
Apologies in advance for the unnecessary alliteration, but this is a feat of fantastic flipbook-ing.
-via Like Cool
You should know by now that I’ll love any fruit & veggie reenactment of classic literature when the main character is portrayed by a potato!
-via @brainpicker