Originally, we felt like giving this too-sweet-for-our-glucose-level animated short a pass, but after writing about the ewwww-worthy post about soap tasting, I think Lucas the Spider animation sounds like the sweet treat we need to balance out the soapy after taste (even though we have never tasted soap). If you are unaware, Lucas the Spider is an adorable animated character created by animator Josh Slice, named after and voiced by Slice’s nephew. Continue reading Lucas the Spider Is Sweet Enough To Wash Out The Soapy Aftertaste
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Check Out This Amazing Stop-Motion Animated Short Called Captain 3D
Here’s an amazing, award-winning animated short by director Victor Haegelin that you don’t want to miss. The story is about an unexpected superhero Captain 3D who sprung to life from the cover of his comic book. Everything to this superhero is a-OK until he put on his “super anaglyph glasses” (basically, 3D glasses). With the 3D glasses on, the world is an entirely different place. A place that calls for his heroic might to save a damsel in distress, well, albeit rather comically. Continue reading Check Out This Amazing Stop-Motion Animated Short Called Captain 3D
Here’s The First Teaser Trailer Of New Evangelion The Movie
Just a while ago, we saw how Japan’s King Record is keeping the Evangelion burning with a newly put together music video and now, we are seeing a teaser trailer of the new big screen Evangelion, destined to the hit the theaters in 2020. But brace yourself cos’ there is not a lot to take in with this snippet. The 20 something seconds trailer only let us in one character and that is Mari Mikanimi Illustrious, the fourth child and EVA pilot of EVA Unit-08 (ya’ know, the super cool “multiple eye” pink mecha), who debuted in Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance. Continue reading Here’s The First Teaser Trailer Of New Evangelion The Movie
Classic 80s Movies Floor Plans In Pixel Art GIF Is Super Apt And Nostalgic
As far as movies go, the 80s ought to be the most memorable. I even go as far as to say that the 80s probably had the most iconic movies in the 20th century. In fact, the pop culture offered by these movies was so strong that it even spilled over to the millennium, with movies like Ghostbusters, Back to the Future, and E.T., capturing the hearts of millions who weren’t even born in the 70s or 80s. And that alone calls for us to get a little nostalgic today and we shall do so by drawing your attention these adorable Pixel Art Animated GIF Floor Plans from Classic 80s Movies. Continue reading Classic 80s Movies Floor Plans In Pixel Art GIF Is Super Apt And Nostalgic
LEGO In Real Life Stop Motion Animation Is Fun And Surreal
Weekend is ending or it may have already ended for some, but lets not the Monday blues get to you yet. We hope this a brilliant stop-motion animation by Brick Bros Productions will help to brighten your day (lighten your night). Granted, it could only brighten your day if you have appreciation for a good stop-motion production or love LEGO, or both. Continue reading LEGO In Real Life Stop Motion Animation Is Fun And Surreal
OMG! There’s Going To Be A ThunderCats Cartoon Reboot, A Wacky One That Is
You know what defines the 80s? It is not just Back to the Future (Universal, 1985) or Flashdance (Paramount, 1983); it was the cartoons. Cartoons like The Centurions, M.A.S.K., He-Man, Visionaries and ThunderCats. Ah.. those were the days, isn’t it? But what’s gone is gone. We can only relish the time we had with now-collectible action figures and re-watch sub-par resolution videos that are accompanied by horizontal video lines. Not in the case of ThunderCats though. Continue reading OMG! There’s Going To Be A ThunderCats Cartoon Reboot, A Wacky One That Is
Marvel x Funko Pop Animated Series May Just Make Me Love Cute Cap
I am never a fan of Funko Pop series of action figures. Why? Because they too god damn cute. That’s why. But this animation here, presented by Marvel and Funko Pop, may just change the way I see Funko Pop Marvel superheroes collectibles. They are still cute, but now that it is being animated, it is action cute. Like action super cute. This particular clip is all about Captain America kicking his long time archenemy Red Skull’s ass. If anything, it is too god damn cute to pass. Honestly, we never thought bringing Funko Pop to life can be this awesome. Continue reading Marvel x Funko Pop Animated Series May Just Make Me Love Cute Cap
Video Of Bouncing Body Parts Is Disturbing And Yet Mesmerizing
Human body is a work of wonder. It is one of the nature’s marvelous architecture. I mean, aren’t you fascinated by something that is as tiny as a pea, can grow into a person like you and me? I never can stop marveling at nature’s creation. But this short here, makes human body weird. Like, absolutely bizarre. Created by Austrian filmmaker Simon Christoph Krenn, the short entitled Parasitic Endeavours features hyperrealistic CGI human body parts being put in all sorts of (very) strange situations, including being dragged, dropped, conjoined, and stretched. Continue reading Video Of Bouncing Body Parts Is Disturbing And Yet Mesmerizing
Batman As A Ninja Is Totally The Right Thing To Do
Ninja was a covert agent (but more like mercenary, really) in feudal Japan who have been depicted in numerous movies and TV series. On screens, ninja are often depicted as skilled, elusive, and stealthy force, who are often loaded with gadgets and does disappearing act. In some way, Batman is very similar to a ninja and therefore, it kind of make sense for Warner Bros. Japan to come up with an animated feature called Batman Ninja. Yep. That’s right. The Bat has gone Japanese. Though we are not sure if the Bat will be played by a Japanese version of Bruce Wayne, or it is just Wayne-san in medieval Japan, as a ninja. Continue reading Batman As A Ninja Is Totally The Right Thing To Do
Artist Show You How To Use A Power Drill To Create Interesting Animation
Stop-motion animations are impressive work of art that are tedious to produce. It is surely more difficult to make over the now common CGI animation, but Los Angeles-based curious maker/artist Federico Tobon managed to achieve a simple stop-motion sequence with just a handful of hand drawn images and a power drill. What he did was putting together a sequence of images he drew into a reel of sort and slapped it into the chuck of a power drill. By triggering the power drill, the once motionless series of hand drawn images come to live. Continue reading Artist Show You How To Use A Power Drill To Create Interesting Animation