The sublimity of motion.
The sublimity of motion.
This is old news. But still incredible.
A wonderfully written an animated short, about questing…and treasure.
These guys also have a Kickstarter - its been funded already, but you can follow it here: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1862188728/the-reward-tales-of-alethrion
Embrace a little of your beauty.
Ink week is interrupted for MUSICAL INVENTION.
Paul Vo expands the world of music, a little.
It would seem this is a week for ink. This piece is, nonetheless, gorgeous.
Flow: The Beauty of Ink - Alldin Dauti
“A particle animation to visualize the beauty of ink flows.
This started as a compilation video, but then decided as a project. Some of the shots were approximetly
80 million particles. Created in 3D Studio Max.
Render time: 69 hours”
A new way of using an old medium.
Things like this keep the world of the artistic a thing alive and beating.
“Writing on Water” - Leigh Reyes
German efficiency at work: unbreakable glass.
Link’s Triumph - Phil Summers
One of the most brilliantly understated animated tributes to the Legend of Zelda I’ve seen yet.
No corny jokes. No overblown action sequences. Just the heart and soul of fantastical adventure. Check it out.
The Cat Piano, by the People’s Republic of Animation. Short, brilliant, astonishing, stylish.
Also, featuring Nick Cave.
Have yourself some bad seeds, and some cats.
Puberty. One minute. Animation. Go.
And done.
“One Minute Puberty” - Alexander Gellner
