Vokabulantis is a remarkable stop-motion love-driven computer game
Occasionally Geek Native will cover a computer game Kickstarter. Vokabulantis is different enough, pretty enough and clever enough to qualify.
A Jawa’s tribute to Eddie van Halen
Eddie van Halen, of the rock band Van Halen, died last year. Quite rightly, he is regarded as one of the greatest guitar players in history.
Short film: Rebooted
It's tough being a stop-motion skeleton monster, especially if you still want to work in the movies.
Short film: If I Was God
A school kid imagines what it would be like to have godlike powers and to use them to impress his crush and escape from bullies.
It takes 1,317 Post-It notes to time-lapse Baby Yoda
It took a team of 12 some 4.5 hours to create the initial Baby Yoda and then another 3 hours to animate the alien.
Graceful Death Star LEGO stop motions
Stop motions are very demanding on your time. Each tiny movement means a change, a photograph and an ever-expanding animation. Imagine how long it would take to put together a stop motion animation of a LEGO Death Star coming together.…
Short film: Goutte d’Or
Slightly NSFW dur to naked puppets.
This is an incredibly well animated stop-motion by Christophe Peladan. It’s a strange love story that features a hanging pirate on a flying boat, a naked witch and a guardian octopus.…
Adding monsters to your life with Aug(de)mented Reality
If you’ve seen the original you’ll now how cool these are.
These are created by Marty Cooper and are made using traditional animation cels and an iPhone 5. We’re talking about hand drawings and stop motion.…
Stop motion Tetris in chalk
This is pretty impressive. As you watch the video try and work out how the 3D effect and stop motion is achieved. For a start you can see they do a very good job at getting the straight lines straight and, of course, at scrubbing away the old chalk lines so the board doesn’t become dusty.…
Gingerbread men cause chaos this slow motion Christmas
What about a quirky mix of stop motion and slow motion this Christmas? Bring on the Gingerbread men who are up to no good. Some of these scenes were shot at 45000 frames per second which give you a fantastic way to view the carnage.…
