A History of the Title Sequence (Jurjen Versteeg)

A History Of The Title Sequence from jurjen versteeg on Vimeo.

Interesting and nicely shot short graphic student film with nods to the visual signatures of key figures in the history of the medium.

Journey

As this reviewer suggests, there's something of the Gibli about this as well as that beautiful desolation of Shadow of the Colossus.

Carlo Vogele Stop-motion reel

Stop motion animator Carlo Vogele's fantastic reel. Apparantly now at Pixar.
Thanks Ricky!

Stop-Motion Reel from Carlo Vogele on Vimeo.

Well worth looking at his personal projects and previous work on Vimeo too:

Tango for Jansjo from Carlo Vogele on Vimeo.

Defective Detective

Cheers for this James, I'll check it out at lunch time!

Defective Detective from Cartoon Brew on Vimeo.

Two fresh new Gobelins shorts...

Need to watch these properly but wanted to post them...

Visions from Popular Science & Nuclear Everything!

I really like the imagery in these two recent articles about 50's/60's design, innovation, and oulook on nuclear power being the new wonder-technology!

Click the images to link to the posts.

Back and Forth - animation technique for everyday use

Thanks Almudena for a great link! I think this will be really useful.

F5 promo from Hi Sim

Thanks to James for this! Nice little promo for F5, some good staging and the Miyazaki flavour is great...

VFX Supe Tim Alexander rounded up the crew of artists at
Industrial Light & Magic who created ‘Rango’.

Jim's Red Book - Great blog about the great man.

For anyone interested in all things Henson, this is a great blog with a wealth of information:

"In June 1965, 28-year-old Jim Henson started a written log of his activities in what became known as “The Red Book.” He noted down what had happened up until that point (deemed “Ancient History”) and then recorded anything that he felt was worth recording as single line journal entries until the end of 1988."

http://www.henson.com/jimsredbook/