Savannah College of Art and Design student Bang-yao Liu made this cool stop motion video with Post-it Notes. 6,000 Post-its were used to make the video.
After realizing that yellow sticky note "to do" lists were consuming his life, animation filmmaker Jeff Chiba Stearns decided to use them to reflect on his filmmaking journey. A very clever use of stickeys.
Here's an awesome song and animation about dinosaurs. "Oh the dinosaurs. Big as trees. The dinosaurs. Brains like pees. Jaws and claws and teeth and bones. They used to growl and grown and moan."
This is Charlie the Unicorn 2 a sequel to the awesome Charlie the Unicorn video. The first one was the best but the sequel is quite funny and worth watching. Poor Charlie.
Papiroflexia (Spanish for "Origami") is the animated tale of Fred, a skillful paper folder who could shape the world with his hands. You can see it in higher resolution at pixelnitrate.com. The film was created by Joaquin Baldwin at the UCLA Animation Workshop, 2007. Original Score written by Nick Fevola.
This is an animated Music Video for song "Rock My Boat" by the band DNTEL. Directed by Jenny Coburn, Thomas Hicks and Will Perrens. Moshi Moshi Records 2007.
Here is a cool animated video. In the video a drawn character questions his existence on a piece of paper, then realizes the possibilities of creating his own reality.
This music video portrays a "what if" scenario of robots invading and destroying Earth. The video was created using stop motion animation on a Lite Brite. The song is ""Heck No! (I'll Never Listen to Techno)" by Maldroid. The video was directed by Ryan Divine.
Here is an interesting animation that is fun to watch. According to Drawn, the stop motion animation was created on a whiteboard for the Swedish band Minilogue by Kristofer Strom from Ljudbilden & Piloten.
Here is a short animation by Donny Permedi about a kiwi bird that wants to fly. The film was Permedi's Master's Thesis Animation for The School of Visual Arts in New York City. An interview here with Permedi says the video has already been seen over 1.7 million times.
