
This is my new video for Harry Hill’s new comedy album called ‘Funny Times’.

This is my new video for Harry Hill’s new comedy album called ‘Funny Times’.

The Brothers McLeod always seem to have exciting new projects up their sleeves. They are currently working on a short series of police comedy animations for BBC Comedy Extra. Based on their Sticks animations. You can meet the characters for the pulp fiction on their website.
I think this is truly inspired, and it goes to show it doesn’t take much to do something fresh and full of personality, with clever writing you can go very far. I’m really looking forward to the first instalment of the adventures of Detective Inspector Plank and his team.

Sometimes reality is harder to believe than fiction, and when that happens, what better medium to capture its madness than animation? When the BBC Ireland realised that, they created On the Air bringing to life some of the most idiosyncratic phone-ins from BBC Radio Ulster’s Gerry Anderson show to the screen by animating the real-life dialogue with colorful characters and re-interpreted settings.

Gerry Anderson said he was concerned with how the animators are representing him: “I am still upset about having only three fingers on each hand and no nose. I’m taking this to the highest court in the land. And then to Strasbourg.”

In this episode (The third one of the series) Gerry’s intrigued by Karen’s call who’s having trouble with a psychotic crow attacking her house. The series was produced by Flickerpix around 2006.

You would think that life as a stone would be boring, right? Wrong! After I saw Das Wheel (The Rocks) I realised, you could have a blast of a time! Imagine using a pine nut as a hand grenade, which you can throw near by your victim. only instead of an explosion a tree would spring in a matter of seconds, or what seems to seconds to you.

This is one of the most clever concepts I’ve seen in an animation, the idea of time and how absurd longevity makes Earth feel like a completely different planet with different rules of physics. I can see a lot of thought went into this and the planning must have been fun in itself.


This piece was created by four students of the Filmakademie Baden-Wurttemberg in Germany crafted this masterful work of art. Das Rad was written and directed by Chris Stenner, Arvid Uibel and Heidi Wittlinger. This is a text book award winning animation, combining the best tricks of stop-motion, puppetry and computer graphics. It was won too many awards to list here but if you’re curious please visit the official website.

If you’ve seen Bruce Lee fighting Ironman, then you’ll like this. Created by one of Woolf + Lapin’s collection of talented directors Patrick Boivin. A French Canadian self taught director, who began by drawing comic books 15 years ago and quickly discovered that it was faster to tell stories with movement.


Johnny Kelly has created this two-minute animated voyage through one of nature’s cycles, following the trials and tribulations of a humble apple seed. The film was kindly funded by Adobe, made using their CS4 range of software. It was produced at Nexus Productions and features a soundtrack by Jape. It was made using a mixture of stop motion papercraft and 2D drawn animation.
And this is a collection of movies, storyboards and images taken during the making of this short film.

This is a monster of a reel, it’s got some (quite literally) kick ass 2D hand drawn sequences, mixed art work, 3d animation, stopmotion, character sketches, digital paintings and concept drawing. And it’s all beautifully created by Wang Xun from the School of Art & Media Nanyang Technological University.