Mega Plush

Following Josh's post with the AT-AT, here's another 'toy' coming to life in fantastic form using a completely different approach.  The story may not be all that original, but there were some nicely composed shots in this piece, as well as some pretty well-used short camera moves/focus pulls which make all the difference in pulling the viewer into a 3-D animation.  Look out for Greyscale Gorilla's City Kit!



The Mega Plush from Matt Burniston on Vimeo.

Low Poly Environment Sample

Because deep down I know Chad still wants to do something like this

One More Beer

One More Beer! from pedro conti on Vimeo.

La Poste - Pliages

Style + Finesse

La Poste - Pliages from edouard salier on Vimeo.

Little Kaiju.

I really like the minimalistic approach to this, particularly the sound design and soundtrack choices. There is a quietness to it, the soundtrack never hits hard, and there is is nothing that jumps out and jostles the audience out of the world it creates. The sound design and soundtrack become the perfect partner to the visual by showing control and poise.


Little Kaiju. from a TWiN thing. on Vimeo.

Much Better Now

Erm Me Gehd!

Much Better Now from Salon Alpin on Vimeo.

Raven wishing to imitate the eagle.

Beautiful animation and story in this short. The movement and transitions with negative space are amazing.

Gotye, Easy Way Out

I love the stop motion, the 360 loop, and the storyline.

BLIK

I'm sure most of you who follow Motionographer saw this, but I had to re-post anyway. This is longer than most pieces we make and this one was created with no dialogue, and still has a very compelling story. The sound design is great, and the character animation to capture feeling and mood with body language is great since there are no facial expressions.

Blik from Polder Animation on Vimeo.

HUMANS!