I love this stop-motion video by Jeremy Fisher:
Stop Motion Title Sequence commissioned for Sex::Tech 2010 conference, showcasing the changes in how teens communicate and start healthy relationships from the 20th century to today.
Some of the earlier, pre-Facebook online teen communication tools were left out (IRC? MSN/AIM? Friendster? Apartment 107??), but cute nonetheless.
(via We love stop-motion)
…[E]ntry for the Explain IA Contest. Shot and directed by Nate Bolt and Kate Nartker at Bolt | Peters. Starring Audrey as “daughter” and Frances James as “mother.” Together, nate & kate make these weird videos for fun as Beep Show.
If a stop-motion animated dinosaur family can’t explain what information architecture is, then I don’t know who can.
(via boltron- @Flickr)
This is straight-up awesome. What do you get when you mix a Japanese Ukelele Duo (!) with a crocheted bear (Kumano 900) and bunny (Usagino U)? U900’s adorable stop-motion animated music videos.
Be sure to also check out U900’s Myspace page to see more of their videos. So. F’ing. Cute.
(via Boing Boing)
Here’s a brilliant video done by Coy! to launch the new identity of the Creative Circle awards in the UK.
This short stop-motion film references countless classic advertisements from the past. I think I was able to recall five out of possibly over a hundred ads referenced in the video?
Very entertaining 3 minutes.
(via Adverblog)
I don’t really know too much about who made this, but it is amazing. Japanese animation meets stop-motion. I love it.
(via ニコニコ動画)