Thursday, February 15, 2007

Stop-motion With Yarn

Here is a very simple yet captivating stop-motion video with yarn. The video uses yarn as a medium for typography. The yarn provides captioning of the song that is playing. I love ideas that are extremely simply and very effective. Check it out:


Yarn on Vimeo

(via motionographer)

Friday, February 02, 2007

NBC's The Office Stop-motion Promo

Here is a great stop-motion animation for one of my favorite shows, The Office with Steve Carell. I especially like this comercial because it is good proof that you can use everyday items for props and still do something cool.

Sunday, January 28, 2007

A Tribute...

... To stop-motion god Ray Harryhausen and very well done I might add...

Stop Motion With Candles

This is a creative stop-motion animation that uses candles to recreate games like Pacman and Tetris. (via boingboing)

Thursday, January 18, 2007

Amazing Claymation

Sander79 has some of the most amazing claymation films on YouTube. I love the way he does his characters with roaming bodily features. Check these films out...



I,Robot!

Friday, January 12, 2007

More Adult Swim..

Adult Swim really has me laughing my arss off lately. Here are a couple more stop-motions from adult swim that I couldn't resist posting...

Bill and Hillary Chappaqua Follies


Conan O'Brien Delivers Pizza

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Unearthing Grandpa

Here is a hilarious claymation from Adult Swim...

Thursday, January 11, 2007

Thanks Sneaky Pete Kleinow

Legendary steel guitarist and stop-motion animator Pete Kleinow passed away on Monday. In addition to being one of the founding members of the Flying Burrito Brothers, Pete did work on Gumby, composing the theme song as well as a number of other films including Star Wars. (via)

Wednesday, January 10, 2007

There Ain't No Freakin French Fries

This is one of my favorite claymation shorts. It shows a guy pulling up to Jack In The Box drive through with a voice that sounds like Jack Nicholson taking the order. The first time I saw this my cheeks hurt. On a related note, here are some interesting quotes from the god of stop-motion animation himself, Tim Burton.