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DEPTHCOPE by BAKU HASHIMOTO
Technical complexity meets tactile simplicity in this piece by Baku Hashimoto. Although seemingly a simple abstraction on shape and form, this piece displays an incredibly complex method exploring the principles of “Rotoscoping”. Read on
The Clock In My Room Stops by Caibei Cai
Caibei Cai brings us an endearing short about her struggles with insomnia. Blurring the lines between sleep-state and lucidity, we are guided through a world of abstract visuals, tangential streams of thought and morphing
Stonesoup by Milán Kopasz
Contrary to popular opinions about stones as an ingredient in dinner, Kopasz depicts them in the most delicious manner. A great combination of found objects, paper craft, and wood assemblage, this piece totally rocks!
Proper – Tripl Stitched by Jack Cunningham
In a remote landscape far away, we find what could potentially be the world’s smallest miner. A master of his craft, and knack for unearthing the finest stones, he chips away at his treasures
The Itching by Diane Bellino & Adam Davies *Mature
What could possibly go wrong with a shy wolf at a bunny house party in the middle of the woods? Not what you would expect. In this award winning short, we are “itching” to
Papercutz – Cardboard Beatbox by Specky Studio
It is always reassuring to know that creatives out there are thinking inside of the box as well as outside! Specky Studio brings us a drum machine and 8-bit infused cardboard beat “box” short
The Elephant and the Bicycle by Olesya Shchukina
Le Vélo De L’éléphant is a French short about an elephant with the dream of having his very own bicycle. Despite the negative connotation of the circus elephant on a tiny bike, this tale
Merry (fo)xmas by Picturesmith
It’s never a bad idea to create a cute looping set of walking foxes. Picturesmith wishes us a Merry Foxmas with this great little zoetrope piece, just in time for your winter walks in