If you love everything about TMZ but just wish it could be a little kinder, gentler, and more generous… well, you probably don’t love much about TMZ. But TLZ will be right up your alley. More »
What do you get when you overlay 19 classic video game tracks and television theme songs atop one another and play them on hacked NES controllers? This. More »
In a stunning display of interpretive dance, Apparition answers the burning question: “What choreography emerges when software is your partner?” This interactive media performance was created and directed by Klaus Obermaier with help from the Ars Electronica Futurelab and performed by Rob Tannion. More »
Hunter S. Thompson didn’t mess around when it came to mind-altering chemicals. One famous account of his daily drug routine included a bottle of Chivas, a pack of Dunhill cigarettes, LSD, heaps of cocaine, and just a touch of the sitcky-icky—you know, to take the edge off. This psychedelic animation from Levi Calcagnile reimagines a classic scene from Thompson’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. More »
Award winning director Peter Sluszka collaborated with cinematographer Ivan Abel to produce this frightening short about the dark and sinister forces prowling a child’s imagination. More »
It was only as he slowly wound down did the robot finally realize, “What is love? Baby don’t hurt me, don’t hurt…me no…mo…” More »
Nothing weird about sharing a bed, nope. Well, okay, maybe a little bit once adult diapers start getting involved. More »
While not as deadly as the Ceti Eel or as painful as Bore Worms, ear worms can be just as vicious. These snippets of sound, catchy riffs or effective jingles, can lodge themselves in you brain for days. And the more you try to ignore them the louder they get, as this awesome animated short from Benny Box illustrates. [Explore] More »
What? Just some big dudes eating some little dudes into extinction. It’s the circle of life and it moves us all. Patrick Smith animated this fable based on a score created by musician Karl von Kries. [Blend Films via Cartoon Brew] More »
A distant satellite captures the Earth’s final moments as it is absorbed into a pulsating singularity to be reborn into another dimension. Stephen Pagano produced and animated this experimental animation, which was “inspired by the practical effects of 1970’s science fiction films.” More »
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