In this new Ration of Inspiration we got 4 awesome music videos  by different bands and this videos offer a wide range of techniques in their composition, so grab your hat and enjoy the ride!

This rations of Inspiration had become a way for us to have a nice time in front of the computer, the idea is that you enjoy the videos and find some inspiration for your work and your life by watching them, so that is why I post only videos in this series of inspiration, and I hope you find them useful and inspirational.

Today we have two music videos that caught my attention, one is from a French band (or a band that has songs in french), and the other one is a video of a Primus song (one of my favourites bands). Both of them were made using animation techniques.

This ration of inspiration is all about short films I found on Vimeo.  Today we have 4 viedos, all of them short films using different techniques, hope you enjoy them and remember to drop us a line if you find something interesting.

What makes Naruto so popular? Complicated story and stimulating fights among ninjas are both interesting. But what mostly impressed me was philosophy revealed by Naruto. Below, let’s take a closer look at philosophy embodied by different characters.

Kinetic Typography is the technical name for “moving text”—is an animation technique mixing motion and text. This text is presented over time in a manner intended to convey or evoke a particular idea or emotion.

Hi guys, with this post we are starting a new series of articles about anime, I think the title speaks for itself doens`t it? I`m gona do a series of post with animes that you must see for different reasons, such of illustration quality, soundtrack, story, etc. My idea is to share my passion for anime with you and to hope you start to embrace it.

Hi guys, this time we will talk about a movie that was released two years ago but which generated a great impact on the animation industry for its peculiar way of telling its story as well as for its creativity.

After a while of shelving the japanese animation topic we get back to it with an excellent film that I recommend by the depth of the issues addressed as well as the quality of both argument and animation.