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Showing posts with label Animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animation. Show all posts
Sunday, July 26, 2026
A little sad
Obviously, I've been listening to/watching a playlist on YouTube today, and this came up. It always brings tears to my eyes. I hadn't seen this animation before.
This song is for my mom It came out the day after her death. It's almost her birth anniversary — she would have been 79 on August 3rd. She passed in 2017.
Labels:
Animation,
Death,
Ed Sheeran,
Momma,
Mother,
Music Videos,
Yoriko Hoshi
Sunday, February 09, 2020
Tuesday, January 14, 2020
These dystopian short films are really, really spectacular
And there are others to explore.
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Interesting
Prehistoric cave paintings ANIMATED under flicker of torchlight
Includes a video of the superimposed drawings as animated. (Thanks to Bill for sharing that one on Facebook).
Also...
Harvard professor identifies scrap of papyrus suggesting some early Christians believed Jesus was married
Includes a video of the superimposed drawings as animated. (Thanks to Bill for sharing that one on Facebook).
Also...
Harvard professor identifies scrap of papyrus suggesting some early Christians believed Jesus was married
A Harvard professor has identified what appears to be a scrap of fourth century Egyptian papyrus that contains the first known explicit reference to Jesus as married, a discovery that could fuel the millennia-old debate about priestly celibacy in the Catholic church.
The fragment, which has been preliminarily authenticated but still must undergo further testing, portrays Jesus as referring to a woman as his legitimate disciple -- most likely his wife, whom the text’s author probably believed to be Mary Magdalene.
The text is not evidence Jesus was married, said the professor, Karen L. King, a historian of early Christianity at Harvard Divinity School, who is scheduled to discuss her discovery at an international gathering of Coptic scholars in Rome on Tuesday. But she said it may cast new light on the history of early Christianity, including the formation of Christian views of celibacy and whether women were members of Jesus’s inner circle, issues still intensely relevant to the Catholic church, which allows only celibate men to be priests.
Tuesday, August 07, 2012
I would have watched this had it been a series
Thanks YKWIA for sharing. This was a pilot for an MTV series that never got picked up.
Wednesday, March 07, 2012
This is absolutely amazing
I want to dance with the books, too, and fly. They have captured the joy that books bring, the enrichment, and the imagination, so well. The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr Morris Lessmore also won an Oscar for best animated short film. And it was created in Shreveport, Louisiana, near where I spent six years of my childhood.
Thanks to my childhood friend Jody Sauers Cummins for sharing this on Facebook!
Thursday, March 01, 2012
Haunting and beautiful and creepy
all at once...
Okay, really, on to Harry Dresden and his lot.
Okay, really, on to Harry Dresden and his lot.
Monday, November 28, 2011
An interesting animated video
Directed by Ned Wenlock; music by MGMT, 'All We Ever Wanted Was Everything'
I really like the effect of paper layers being put down, although I think it's actually computer animation.
Thursday, May 05, 2011
Beautiful take on a book I hated as a teenager
The Old Man and The Sea, Animated on Glass: What Russian finger-painting has to do with iconic literature and the Oscars
The film was done by animating a series of paintings on glass by Russian animator Aleksandr Petrov and his son.
Makes me consider going back and reading the novella now that I am older, wiser, and far more patient.
The film was done by animating a series of paintings on glass by Russian animator Aleksandr Petrov and his son.
Makes me consider going back and reading the novella now that I am older, wiser, and far more patient.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Wow, this is excellent
Train of Thought from Leo Bridle on Vimeo.
It is all done with cardboard, paper, and drawings--and took nine months to complete. Kudos to the creators for a lovely piece.
Monday, November 15, 2010
The best 'Simon's Cat' video ever
It's almost time for snow. Here's an animated film to get you into the mood.
I so need closed-in Birks before snow happens here, though. So hopefully it will wait a bit. :)
I so need closed-in Birks before snow happens here, though. So hopefully it will wait a bit. :)
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Great Mythos video
Thanks to my game master for showing me this one...sorry, you really need to know a bit about HP Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos to get this one...
You can buy Lil' Cthulhu gifts, too, including the happy Necronomicon T-shirt.
On a similar note, I would so dress an infant in this onesie, with its picture of baby Cthulhu eating a teddy bear. Am I just wrong, or do I just have a sense of humour (unlike a couple of people I could mention?) There are also T-shirts, mugs, etc. with this design.
Enjoy.
You can buy Lil' Cthulhu gifts, too, including the happy Necronomicon T-shirt.
On a similar note, I would so dress an infant in this onesie, with its picture of baby Cthulhu eating a teddy bear. Am I just wrong, or do I just have a sense of humour (unlike a couple of people I could mention?) There are also T-shirts, mugs, etc. with this design.
Enjoy.
Thursday, December 03, 2009
This is wonderful
A 1953 animated short of Edgar Allan Poe's 'Tell-Tale Heart' as narrated by James Mason:
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Tuesday, September 01, 2009
Friday, August 07, 2009
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Yay! A new 'Simon's Cat' video!
Ah, you have to admire the feline ability to FOCUS.

Guess what? He now has his very own book, too, coming out October 1st. I'd certainly like to get one, as the short animated films by Tofield are so true to life, as anyone who has been owned by a cat knows, and it brings joy into my life every time I watch one. :) [Available at Amazon and Amazon.co.uk]

Guess what? He now has his very own book, too, coming out October 1st. I'd certainly like to get one, as the short animated films by Tofield are so true to life, as anyone who has been owned by a cat knows, and it brings joy into my life every time I watch one. :) [Available at Amazon and Amazon.co.uk]
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Whimsy
The moon rather reminds me of Dick Cheney in looks (and in being full of hot air), but it comes through in the end. Thanks to Cory over at Voyages Extraordinaires for the link to the video.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
'Tis very late

but YKWIA just showed me an interesting web series (from quite a few years back, so for some of you this won't be new). It's called Ghosts of Albion. It was created by Amber Benson (Tara of Buffy: the Vampire Slayer) and Christopher Golden, an American novelist. The series features among its voice talents Anthony Daniels (C3PO) and Emma Samms (remember 'Dynasty'?) There are several chapters on the BBC website, and there are two books out for it. There is also a Ghosts of Albion roleplaying game from Eden Studios that was set to be released in September as well (I'm not sure if that actually happened; publication dates are very tenuous in the gaming world, but you can purchase a PDF copy from their website.) Here's a free starter demo (PDF). It sounds like it would be interesting to play. For more about the world of Ghosts of Albion, check out the Wikipedia article
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
C-r-e-e-p-y
'Salad Fingers 2: Friends' by David Firth
Thanks to YKWIA for finding this. Yes, we both have morbid senses of humour, as does this British animator.
Be sure to pick up a 'I like it when the red water comes out' T-shirt or thong.
Thanks to YKWIA for finding this. Yes, we both have morbid senses of humour, as does this British animator.
Be sure to pick up a 'I like it when the red water comes out' T-shirt or thong.
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