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“Kermesse Fantastique” was created by the famous dutch animator William Van Otterloo for Phillips Electronics back in 1948. He also created another famous animation entitled “The Tale of the Fox”.
Update January 4, 2009
Correction
Willem van Otterloo is a conductor, not a animator, and conductec the music which was written by George Auric. “Kermesse Fantastique” was animated by József Misik and produced by Joop Geesink’s Dollywood.
Joe Raciti seems to be broke at the moment so instead of just giving up he decided to make his own instruments using only cardboard and a vivid imagination. Link
A voodoo doll must find the courage to save his friends from being pinned to death. Created at the UCLA Animation Workshop, with music by Nick Fevola.
Christian Simmons of the Savannah College of Art and Design has made a wonderful little short film about a girl and a pencil she finds. Link
This short video done with stock footage from the BBC World News was put together by Pixelsurgeon over at Flickr. With the music added (Ben Frost – Theory of Machines | Official Site / MySpace page), it’s quite surreal and honestly would be highly appreciated if one day we were to wake up and see only this. Link
