6ix Passions

OFFF Paris 2010 Sponsors titles by Julien Vallée

Some details on the making at the end are just juicy! More images on on the his site.

You will find some of its creativity in the magical DanseDance making of.

PEN Giant

355 pictures have been taken, printed in billboard size and shot again. No tricks or computer animation at all.

JUST AWWWWWWSOMMMMMME!

And here’s the most amazing stop motion ever created: the first Pen Story done with 1800 pictures and 9600 prints from 60000 shots! Everything is just pure perfection.

But we need at least to give credit to the real genius who got the idea in the first place: Wolf with Pig.

(thx Pat)

Stop Motion for The UQAM Communication Marketing Program - Tamarque.com

Truly impressive and very well done. A volunteer project, supported by the advertising agency L’incubateur.

(via Etienne)

You Already Know

Another great stop motion creation by Jessica Biragel.

Just beautiful

(via Jessica Bigarel)

Her Morning Elegance,

I always like stop motion. I’m a big fan of it. Her Morning Elegance is certainly one of the most amazing stop motion art I’ve seen in a while. This masterpiece has been created by the talented artist Oren Lavie.

Happy New Year by Electradel

300 000 candle lights, 5 days of shooting to finally get an amazing stop-motion ad.

Begin by wathing the ad project and after The Making of

(via Etienne)

An interesting realization by Mabona Origami around the history of the shoe brand Asics Onitsuka. A work full of origami.

Asics beign one of our client, It is amazing to see this little piece of history that I knew about comes to life in series of Origami stopmotions with a voice over.

You may also be interested to watch the Making of an Origami Koi

(via Thane)

Metal Heart on Vimeo

Frank just sent me this video by chat. What can I say? I’m just blowed away by it. Keith Loutit is just a f@#$ genius.

It looks like he acheived this result of power wheels on stop motion by filming the different scenes with a special lens with a tilt view, by saturating the colors and changing the frame rate in post production.

I’m so amazed by this single piece of art, that I don’t even want to see his other videos, so I’m not deceived in any way.

Dancing feet. I just like stop-motion. I can eat this all day long. Here’s one that I did, that look a bit like this one.

Original title: one frame per second, by Jessica Bigarel.

Run JiPe Run

My version of Run Lola Run. Wait until the finish to see for who or what I’m running for…

This clip is 595 photos over a 20 minutes walk near my country house @ 10 frames per second. Music: Running One, from the original soundtrack album Run Lola Run.

(see the full version on Vimeo)