An amazing short film from the open source 3D modeling program called Blender. They’ve come a long way since the program’s inception and it has improved dramatically. The rendering and animation are far above almost anything else I’ve posted this year. If you haven’t watched any 3D shorts on here so far, do yourself a…
A 3D short from a group in Germany. It’s rather short and doesn’t have any real dialogue, though there is the Portal ending theme during the beginning. This is on par with a Pixar short if you ask me. Fallen from Sascha Geddert on Vimeo.
Props to the guy who managed to put this together using Team Fortress 2 and Garry’s Mod. The animation and dancing is freaking amazing.
It’s hard to believe that Bollywood could outdo itself given it’s range of ridiculous films already, but once again I was amazed by the premise and random snippets of this film already. It’s part Terminator, part Kung Fu Hustle, and part musical.
I thoroughly enjoyed Portal and when I heard Portal 2 was going to be a full fledged game with co-op I couldn’t really believe it. Well here is a trailer showing just how those mechanics would work which only makes me wonder how much longer I have to wait for this game.
Now many of you know I am no supporter of anything Apple, but the technology behind this project is quite excellent. Using time-lapse photography these people are able to use the iPads screens and motion sensing to “drag” the screen along an imaginary virtual path to simulate holograms. Making Future Magic: iPad light painting from…
A wonderful collaboration of 3D and 2D graphics paying tribute to the evolution of video games and 3D. It’s a bit long but probably the best quality 3D animation I’ve seen in a while. Definitely turn it on HD if you can.
This animation is both creepy and and excellent, telling the mad noir-ish tale of a man’s obsession with a delectable treat.
A very neat video taking you through a Mandelbox, which you can read all about here if you are interested in such an abstract mathematical construct.
Zombie-inspired serenade with a ukulele and fun animations? Yes, indeed.