Joseph, one of visitors, pointed us to this great light show. When it comes to advertising with a light show, what better place than Dubai in the United Arab Emirates to put theory to practice. With almost unlimited means and colossal budget, the result is a stunning Fanta live commercial! Enjoy!

If you’re into stop motions, you might think that you’ve seen them all already. However, this one is particularly nice, these two guys have spend 2 days, using 222 t-shirts getting it done. Plus, the t-shirts are custom made. The result is astonishing, incredibly funny while one must of course recognize the hard work in mastering the technique. Enjoy!

If you ever want to promote a car and you’re missing inspiration, take a glance at what these guys have achieved in a great combination of light painting and stop motion. In these techniques, you use light sources of different colors and intensity in order to “draw” on the screen, this is combined with multiple still shots in order to form a video stream. The result is shown below. Enjoy!

An artistic way to lose time, this amazing stop-motion animation is the result. Did you even think Milk crates could be used that way someday? Enjoy!

For the first minute, you might think that she’s “only” making a drawing on a thin layer of sand. However, starting past the first minute of this, you realize that she’s actually not only drawing a static picture but rather telling a story. What a great talent! Enjoy!

Vincent is a 1982 stop-motion short film written, designed and directed by Tim Burton and Rick Heinrichs. It was one of Burton’s first animations, it’s an adaptation of a poem he wrote titled Vincent. The film was narrated by Burton’s childhood idol Vincent Price.

Great stop motion made out of candles

Unbelievable stop motion animation made of coins ! judge for yourself …

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ_2v0h-cS8&feature=player_embedded#!

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