I recently listened to this Fresh Air podcast of Terry Gross interviewing director Wes Anderson about his film Fantastic Mr. Fox. In the interview, Anderson discusses how the stop-motion animated film was made. For an animation freak such as yours truly, it was fascinating and prompted me to add Fantastic Mr. Fox to the top [...]

An Oscar-nominated animated short of two of my favorite claymation characters, Wallace & Gromit. Watch the full short at tv.fooyoh.com. Behind the scenes of A Matter of Loaf And Death. Found at YouTube from Aardman.

A short German film of paper-animation by Matthias Bäuerle. Found at Vimeo from Makaio Tisu via Julio Ojeda-Zapata.

Two dudes. 222 custom t-shirts. Two Days. One fire extinguisher. One sweet video. Found at Break vis Holy Kaw!

I don’t pretend to know why people are doing this but here is a LEGO depiction of Team Fortress. Found at YouTube from Migor1989.

Watch a GSXR assemble itself to the tune of Peter Gabriel’s Sledgehammer. Found at YouTube from iamthenoah via Laughing Squid.

Wow! I hadn’t thought you could do this with matchboxes; sorta makes me want to go out and buy some and try it myself. Found at YouTube from LUXE37.

The music video for The Fever Dreams’ Plastic Soldiers, off their Tregan of Polycorns release. Found at YouTube from exemplaryharold.

This stop-motion animated film takes viewers on an exhilarating existential journey into the fully imagined, tactile world of Madame Tutli-Putli. As she travels alone on the night train, weighed down with her all her earthly possessions and the ghosts of her past, she faces both the kindness and menace of strangers. Finding herself caught up [...]

This Lego version of the famous Bullet Time dodge scene from The Matrix required approximately 440 hours of work, according to the description accompanying the video at YouTube from LegoAgentJones.