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Motionographer puts it best when they talk about this new gif animation concept called I Am Not An Artist. "Johnny Kelly and Matthew Cooper have just made a series of 56 hilarious and poignant animated GIFS called I Am Not An Artist for Elisava, a Barcelona-based design school. The piece, subtitled An Animated GIF Paranoia About Nonstop Design Workers, illustrates the process of design as hard and sometimes painful work using stop-motion and animated sequences that are reduced to 3-7 frame loops. Some are silly, some are trippy, some are mundane. For me the totality of watching the 56 loops playing all together feels a bit like the kind of work we do; windows upon windows of activity, with no end in sight.

Great video showing contextually how vast the web really is and how this is only the beginning of the massive wave that is headed our way. What is weird to think about is in a few months, the information in this video will already be obsolete. Enjoy anyway!

JESS3 / The State of The Internet from JESS3 on Vimeo.

Pat DC's newest commercial reel

Pat DC Reel 2010 from Pat DC on Vimeo.

Another stop-motion animation video hitting the scene, however this one is unique because it hints at how tedious the process can be.

Feels like there is a new trend of editing movie clips to make music.  Here are two more from UP and Alice in Wonderland .

This ad for Langara College and Rethinking Scholarship program demonstrates the power of creativity. Watch to be inspired.

Google has gone a different route with their commercials for their new phone, the Nexus One. With the popular trend of photographing the unboxing of technology combined with another trend of one-stop animation of Ninjas to do the task they have successfully killed two birds with one stone.  Enjoy!

adorable video of a little heart creature trying to find love in the city.

heart from laurent clermont on Vimeo.

Coming out of the most recent TED conference, Paul Debevec shows the future of how we are going to animate humans - clearly the most challenging of the elements due to subtle nuances that our species notices so immediately i.e. wrinkles and subtle muscle nuances.  They created a way of lighting the subject and studying the reflection of that light to get a proper "mold".  Basically watch this video and be prepared to have your jaw open at the future.