1. Currently watching.

    Currently watching.

  2. Second Wind is an enchanting animated short feature by Ian Worrel.

  3. Upular (via Rocketboom)

    Pogo releases a new music video using nothing but chords, notes, and vocal samples from a Disney movie, this one from the movie ‘Up’

  4. Roy Edward Disney, the nephew of Walt Disney whose commitment to his uncle’s creative spirit prompted him to mount revolts that led to the unseating of two of the company’s chief executives and a revival of the studio’s legendary animation unit, died today. He was 79. (via LA Times)

    Roy Edward Disney, the nephew of Walt Disney whose commitment to his uncle’s creative spirit prompted him to mount revolts that led to the unseating of two of the company’s chief executives and a revival of the studio’s legendary animation unit, died today. He was 79. (via LA Times)

  5. prettygoodstuff:

    PRESS + | Benjamin Ducroz

    Yet another tumblelog by yours truly. And I promise, I won’t delete this one in a mere matter of hours. I have awesome plans for this site.

  6. New Fractal by George Toledo:

    This is an example of a new type of fractal concept using one of a great variety of settings that it’s capable of producing.

  7. George and AJ is a short film-cum-animatic that, until today, was only officially available as an extra with the iTunes release of Up that was released online by Pixar.

    Like Burn-E or Jack Jack Attack before it, this is a side story to the main narrative of the associated feature film, in this case featuring Shady Oaks caretakers George and AJ dealing with the aftermath of Carl’s big escape.

  8. Procrastination by John Kelly

  9. Today, Google is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street with a special Big Bird logo in the US. But, in the UK, Google is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Wallace and Gromit, the main characters in a series of beautiful British animated films. The pair appear on Google’s homepage with Wallace looking through a magnifying glass, which forms an “o” and Gromit drinking a cup of tea while holding a spanner, which forms the “l” in Google. (via The Guardian)

    Today, Google is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street with a special Big Bird logo in the US. But, in the UK, Google is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Wallace and Gromit, the main characters in a series of beautiful British animated films. The pair appear on Google’s homepage with Wallace looking through a magnifying glass, which forms an “o” and Gromit drinking a cup of tea while holding a spanner, which forms the “l” in Google. (via The Guardian)

  10. Insert Coin is an interesting animated short film by vurup.

  11. Rian Johnson, director of The Brothers Bloom:

    This is a very crude animatic of the opening childhood sequence from The Brothers Bloom that I created early in the pre-production process. As will be immediately and humiliatingly evident, I did all the voices myself. The artwork consists of storyboards by the very talented Daniele Auber, and it was all put together on my laptop in Final Cut Pro.

  12. The official Toy Story 3 theatrical trailer was released to the public, and it looks awesome.

    Warning: If you grew up with Toy Story, you’ll be sobbing like a baby.

  13. Lookout! Domo Invades 7-Eleven Stores The coolest thing since The Simpsons has just invaded 7-Eleven stores. Yep, it’s Domo, the lovable-but strange Japanese character with an affinity for Japanese meats and a strong hatred for apples that has something to do with an unexplained mystery in his DNA (no lie). So, as you go for your Fuji-Frost slurpee (Domo’s custom flavor), lookout for Domo.

    Lookout! Domo Invades 7-Eleven Stores

    The coolest thing since The Simpsons has just invaded 7-Eleven stores. Yep, it’s Domo, the lovable-but strange Japanese character with an affinity for Japanese meats and a strong hatred for apples that has something to do with an unexplained mystery in his DNA (no lie). So, as you go for your Fuji-Frost slurpee (Domo’s custom flavor), lookout for Domo.

  14. The Fable of Annabell Lee by Evan B Harris is a haunting and beautiful animated tale of lost love at sea.

  15. IT’S CALLED THE UGLY BARNACLE.