drawnblog:

Kiss - A Love Story

Be sure to watch this in full screen. Simple, yet stunning.

From co-director Franck Aubrey, who made this with Joseph Hodgson:

It was a no-budget, independent film, undertaken to examine a simple idea. We set out to explore the consequence of something as innocent as a kiss. Our story personified through the sun and the moon as seen from earth, as a solar eclipse. A love story plain and simple.

Wow, this is so gorgeous. Definitely need to watch it full screen though.

(Source: vimeo.com)

“The Music Scene”

I could watch this all day every day for the rest of eternity, A. F. Schepperd’s animations are beyond incredible

therhumboogie:

By Hayley Morris, a visually gorgeous, astounding stop-motion animation, the textures of the fabrics acting as the ocean are rippling and great. The idea behind it is based upon the progression of Alzheimer’s inspired from the artists Grandfather, touching and genuinely heartfelt. 

Dammit Brittany Lee, even your sketches are amazing. I want to be you.

(Source: brittney-lee-interview.blogspot.com)

Stream School, an adorable short animation by Peter Vacz, based on a Hungarian poem 

drawnblog:

Émile Cohl’s Fantasmagorie, from 1908, considered to be the first animated cartoon.

(Source: youtube.com)

adventuretime:

This One Likes To Break Bottles

LOOKIT GUYS! LOOKIT! I animated a piece of paper falling! HOW COOL IS THAT???!?!?!?

(I’m just slightly excited about this)

I animated a bouncing ball today! Please ignore how I forgot to draw the ground in two of the frames :P This is for my intro to animation class, which I’m really excited about. It’s a lot of work, just these two seconds of animation took 33 drawings. Crazy stuff.