REcreation I, Robert Breer, 1956-57

Duo Concertantes, Larry Jordan, 1964

I can't believe I have neglected to link to Larry Jordan's beauteous website.

Also, if you really loved me you would buy me this.

If you don't really love me (I understand) you should buy it for yourself.

Bike Race, Tom Schroeder, 2010

I saw this on Tuesday at the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Festival,on a program of local short documentaries and animation. Definitely one of the highlights of the show.

Kolobok, Vladlen Barbe, 2006

The Writer, Paul Driessen, 1988

Trik, Ondřej Švadlena, 2005

Inspired 3D surrealism from Ondřej Švadlena.

I can tell I am watching something truly, deeply weird when I can't decide whether it's NSFW or not.

Simon's Cat in Hop To It, Simon Tofield, 2011

Fractured Fables: The Fuz, Ralph Bakshi, 1967

Caution, The Doors Open, Anastasiya Zhuravleva, 2005

Quest, Thomas Stellmach, 1996

Euphoria, Vince Collins, 1974

Every Child, Derek Lamb and Eugene Fedorenko, 1979

To Be, John Weldon, 1990

Spin Cycle, Jeff Scher, 2003

BREAD!





MOAR BREAD!

Still Loaf with Guitar, 2003

Mona Lisa descending a Staircase, Joan Gratz, 1991

Ernest le Vampire (episodes 1 & 2) Francois Bruel and Jose Javier, 1988

It is somewhat well known in my circle of friends and acquaintances that I generally think vampires are pretty stupid. But Ernest is adorable.

Prelude to Eden, Michael Gagne, 1995

Storm, DC Turner, 2011

Narrated by Tim Minchin.





Via Metafilter.

The Loose Nut, Shamus Culhane, 1945

As mentioned in this New York Times article.



Woody Woodpecker is an asshole.

Resemblage, Vicki Bennet, 2004

Resemblage (2004) was created as a result of an invitation from the LUX archive to make a film derived exclusively from their film collection (with permission from the original artists). We chose films by artists Alan Berliner, Lawrence Jordan, People Like Us, Semiconductor and Stan Vanderbeek.

By Vicki Bennet, better known as People Like Us.

The Peanut Vendor, Len Lye, 1933

New Zealand filmmaker Len Lye is best known for his pioneering work with abstract animation. This is what happened before that.

La Joie de Vivre , Anthony Gross and Hector Hoppin, 1934

Gymnopédies , Larry Jordan, 1968

Life is Flashing Before Your Eyes, Vince Collins, 1984

Enter Life, Faith Hubley, 1981

Whinsey on the Phone, Sally Cruikshank, 2008

Animator Sally Cruikshank experimented with Flash, and this is what happened.

Schoolhouse Rock: Sufferin' 'Til Suffrage, Phil Kimmelman,1976

The Wife of Bath, Joanna Quinn, 1998

Tulips, Jeff Scher, 2008

A tékozló fiú, Sikur Mihály, 1990