The Silly Thing Visuals have compiled this remarkable video clip for the recent Juno Mak track featuring Soft Hard, a legendary comedian and hip hop duo coming out of Hong Kong, Jan Lamb and Eric Kot. The animation is extremely impressive and celebrate's Soft Hard's 20th anniversary in the game,…Read More

When I was a little kid, there was a guy that lived in my parents' living room in a tent. I would go to school and he would be asleep, and when I came home, he would be up at a table making tiny clay figures and filling tons of…Read More

Prada have released the latest episode of their Trembled Blossoms 'Butterfly Sunglasses' animated ad campaign, featuring the James Jean artwork that has sparked much acclaim. With sound by Frederic Sanchez, this latest episode shows a butterfly transformed into sunglasses, and is now available to view online…Read More

"A Japanese university plans to return about 250 pieces of original animation art to the Walt Disney Company that were mislaid in storage after traveling to Japan nearly five decades ago."   Found this very interesting, best to read the entire story on NY Times...Read More

The internal battles of a stand alone man. He tries to deal with the outside world by creating a world on its own. In this personal universum he is free to explore his feelings and fears. In a way NAILS is a continuation of Hoogerbrugges Neurotica Series in his exploration…Read More

Check out this animation made by google to demonstrate their iGoogle interface. If you don't like the animation atleast the functionality is great! Thanks to The Laughing Squid.     Read More

Animation is an art form that has been a large source of inspiration for contemporary artist and also streetwear and fashion over the years. As animation continues to evolve comes this series great of 35 animated short online films set in the grimy underbelly of the concrete jungle, the "Three…Read More

NYC based Anime fans get a chance this week to see some of the forward thinking animation from yester-year. " The history of Japanese animated films, popularly known today as anime, goes back nearly 100 years—before Astro Boy and Speed Racer—when it was simply called manga eiga (manga films). Evolving…Read More

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"“Persepolis” is a simple story told by simple means. Like Marjane Satrapi’s book, on which it is based, the film, directed by Ms. Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud, consists essentially of a series of monochrome drawings, their bold black lines washed with nuances of gray. The pictures are arranged into the…Read More