1. Chop Chop by Birdbox Studio, 2012

    I have been secretly enjoying the Birdbox shortlets for a few months, waiting for the right moment to share. Here is their latest.
    And here are some more

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  2. Kickball! by Dana Terrace, 2012

    A really lovely hand-drawn student piece. Great character designs!

    from drawnblog.

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  3. SubWars by Sean Soong, 2012

    A subway ride turns bloody when an old man is denied a seat. The action and effects are quite cool. And gory, if you’re squeamish. If not, enjoy!

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  4. Psychic Land by Pablo Gostanian, 2012

    A kaleidoscopic nite-brite world of strange mask characters and purple interlopers. Fun!

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  5. Megalizer by Mohamed Fadera and Vic Chhun et al, 2011

    More groovy nite-brite. Breakdancing this time.

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  6. State of the Art by Rubber House, 2011

    Slick and stylish nite-brite animated to a groovy tune. Makes me nostalgic for an era I never lived. Also, check out this bonus Rubber House shorty via drawnblog.

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  7. Good Books - Metamorphosis by Buck, 2012

    This one is good enough that I will overlook my usual proscription against commercial works.

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  8. RUIN by Oddball Animation, 2012

    A spectacular photoreal chase scene and environment.

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  9. Kara by Quantic Dream, 2012

    You’ve seen the subject matter before, but never quite this achingly real. We’re over the uncanny valley, and on a PS3 in real-time, no less.

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  10. Rippled by Oh Yeah Wow, 2011

    The best example of light painting I’ve seen so far.

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  11. Congratulations on winning the Oscar, Moonbot Studios. Having seen all the noms, it was well-deserved. I just wish it wasn’t necessary to take down the video…
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BRzJhbm9Vc

    Congratulations on winning the Oscar, Moonbot Studios. Having seen all the noms, it was well-deserved. I just wish it wasn’t necessary to take down the video…

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BRzJhbm9Vc

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  12. Vaesen by Animation Workshop Students, 2012

    A wordless, surreal fairytale. Muted, but solidly-drawn motion. The star of the show is the great, moody style and backgrounds… looks like the 70’s.

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  13. Rain Town by Hiroyasu Ishida, 2011

    A slow, moody piece with impressive rendering and atmosphere.

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  14. Sonar by Renaud Hallée, 2009

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  15. Space Stallions by Animation Workshop students, 2012

    A pitch-perfect send-up of 80’s-90’s Saturday mornings. Nice effects, good motion, great fun.

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