The gang at Volstok Telefunken have created an online series of animated monsters set loose in our world. The Belgian team composited these colorful characters against live-action footage, and the result is often quite charming. Here’s one titled Buskot Ronny, and you can see dozens more over at the demonsters.be website.
Joris Bergmans worked on the project. Spotted at motionographer.com.
Dr. Tran has already conquered the internet with shorts like Here Comes Dr. Tran!, and you just had to know he wasn’t done yet. This unhinged series is the creation of Breehn Burns and Jason Johnson and their company Lone Sausage Productions. Here’s the first of a three-parter, titled 100% Ice. (NSFW – language and perfumed balls)
The latest episode of Ronin Dojo Community College DX: The Digital Pirates of Dark Water Saga (RDCCDX) has hit the shelves. Well, it’s technically a 1/2 episode – one of the simple set-up sequences that creators Ben Levin and Matt Burnett call “interludes.” The comedy series is a video-game-centric story that starts with the release of the sought-after fictional title Cold Phoenix Saga 4. This is episode 2.5, Parking Garage Diplomacy.
If you haven’t watched the first 3 RDCCDX installments, go catch-up first.
The latest episode of Seth MacFarlane’s Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy! ponders the subject of divine inspiration. Sounds all lofty and high-minded, right? Wrong. Direction for this episode, titled Mountain Climber, was provided by Greg Colton, storyboards by Young Baek and animation by Digital eMation Inc. (NSFW – mild doodie talk)
Roman Coppola, the son of Francis Ford Coppola, has teamed up with auto maker Scion to bring us a new puppet series. The Fist of Oblivion, which was directed by Arya Senboutaraj, is an homage to 1970′s kung fu films, and all 9 episodes are available for viewing at the scion.com website. The agency Whittman Hart oversaw the creative. Here’s the trailer:
Spotted at adrants.com.
Alright, who’s already defaulted on their first New Year’s resolution? Cowards. I’m not backing away from mine until next week. This whole self-betterment sham is the subject of the latest episode of Roadents, the animated series created by Justin Hilden for Bix Pix Entertainment. In this episode, titled It’s a New Year, we hitch a ride with Pee Pee and Buttercup for their first road trip of the year. You can also watch the Roadents over at Crackle and Hulu.com.
Korea’s Digital eMation has animated yet another episode of Seth MacFarlane’s Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy. Jesus and Vishnu on Christmas illustrates exactly how big a deal Jesus’ birthday has become, especially when contrasted to Vishnu, the supreme God of Hinduism.
