Japanese animators put the colorful Lemurian world of Jim Woodring in motion.
Looking forward to seeing this documentary about the artist: The Lobster and the Liver.
The embedded video is the intro, here are the rest (not embedding them so your browser doesn’t choke):
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Cool animation short from the late Armenian director Robert Sahakyants (1950–2009) (IMDB info). You can choose English or Russian subtitles. More Sahakyants productions coming your way in the future.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbKhVZBNCu8
Some Japanese grooves visualized by Teppei Maki. I’m seeing some influences from Vince Collins in the DJ Kentaro vid, but of course the original influences are universal.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dN_vwI8Vqg
Marcell Jankovics kicks ass and comes from Hungary. His Fehérlófia aka Son of the White Mare is quite a jewel among the videos posted here so far, because it is a feature length animation done in non-stop psychedelic style! Playlist link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qesD4I7_gPc
A more recent feature by Jankovics, Ének a csodaszarvasról / Song of the Miraculous Hind (2002), has shamanic episodes, which are done in a style that reminds me of Huichol art. The Youtube version has sucky picture quality and no subtitles, but if you’re not put off by this you can find the rest of the movie by clicking “Watch in Youtube” and looking at the related videos or in the uploader’s channel.
When people of the online generation die, I bet the bardos they go through look like the brain-shredding mayhem that is The External World.
edit: The Vimeo copy has been turned private, because “Canal+ are playing it on TV and need people to tune in” – whatever that means! Very strange.. For now, watch it from the link below:
The External World
This beautiful clip was sent to us by it’s very talented creators – Ben & Julia.
Their Vimeo page features more of their sweet psychedelic work.
The clay animation technique used in this video was featured on DPV with the works of David Daniels.
Amazing mindtwister from Nick Cross. Don’t want to spoil too much, but it’s a dark tale.
Permutations (1966)
Catalog (1961)
Mind candy from the depths of a World War II M-5 Antiaircraft Gun Director. Puzzled? Read the Wikipedia article.
YUMMY!
This Cornelius vid posted earlier samples some material from Whitney.
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