You’ve probably seen Blu’s stop-motion street paintings (Muto and Combo), and here’s a worthy alternative. It’s from the Broken Fingaz Crew in Israel:

The Google/PantoGraph collaboration continues. Here’s a new spot from the Japanese stop-motion studio for Chrome, the rapidly-rising browser. There’s stills from the production over at Facebook.

The Toronto-based production companies Alchemy and Lunch produced this series of stop-motion spots for Scoop Away cat litter. Eric Makila and Jamie Webster direced, and DDB San Francisco was the ad agency leading the creative. Here’s one titled Beach.

A new stop-motion short hatched this week at JibJab, thanks to Devin Bell. It’s titled Busting Bunny Moves, and you can see the animatic over on the JibJab blog.

I can’t take my eyes off these stop-motion puppets in these commercials below. The ads are for two Italian medicinal brands Rinazina and Bronchenolo, and the production company behind the effort was Milan-based Dadomani Studio.

There’s no official release date for the Panique au Village DVD in the US, but it hits stores in France tomorrow. Here’s the trailer:

Czech director Jan Sverak, who won an Oscar in 1996 for the beautiful, live-action film Kolya, is set to release a new stop-motion feature. Kuky se vrací (Kuky Returns) centers on a six year old boy who suffers from asthma and his favorite toy, a pink teddy bear named Kuky. The production was intended to last only 30 days, and stretched on for 100. The film is set for release on May 20th, 2010.

via CartoonBrew