Tempo found a way to sell their products better. How about telling a story of a persons life through moments you need Tempo the most: is it a date,  a runny nose or lunch. Publicis made it simple – blue ink pen and a lot of napkins and great images to make a napkin cartoon. It original and touching.

210 seconds to tell you the history of basically everything. That is quite a task. For such creative people as Carla Veldman, Andrew Wilson, Andrea Nesbitt and friends everything is possible. Scissors, ideas, glue and a lot of paper with camera assistance creates miracles as these. We see the greatest events of history of which we know already from school history lessons. It begins with the Big Bang. Earth and prehistorical animals, people fighting for food, aliens, pyramids, of course the atomic bomb and the first man on the Moon. Enjoy the video.

Words have sounds. previously we presented you the concept on sound switching. Now the story continues with a very talented designer Ji Lee, former art director for Google Creative Labs. This promo-video is a presentation for his new book “Word as Image“. You can find there more than 100 illustrations words becoming image. And remember – words have sounds.

The story plot is that a fisherman woke up and went on his daily fishing. He get’s some fish and then a bigger fish skeleton. Next thing he is in the belly of a giant monster fish and founds many sea creatures and that his boat is actually on a mine, The mine accidentally explodes and the fisherman and his boat safely returns. Continue reading to know more.

The three Nokia phones are attached to a platform 40 meter high. To create a feeling of a movement many photos are taken and then put together in one slow motion animation. It’s interesting that the fisherman is a real human dressed up in a fisherman’s suit and then used in making the motion picture. To learn more watch the video of about how it was made.

A creative ad for STS Travel Australia made by Rick Mereki, Tim White and Andrew Lees shows us a trip of a lifetime moving, eating and learning. So sit back and enjoy.

Tea candles are useful for many ideas because of their specific design. Doesn’t a tea candle remind you of a pixel? The author of this viral idea found out that and placed tea candles in a proper order. Then with a photo camera a stop motion animation was created.

You can see motives of many popular games or pictures on that “Tea Candle Screen”. It is interesting – how many hours did it take to create this stop motion fire animation. Just remember – don’t try this at home for your own safety.

Stopmotion video for Dutch artists Kraak & Smaak (which means “Crunch and Taste”) overlays the background with a simple, but clever gimmick – a flipbook for animating the foreground elements. Nice way how to catch a moment and make them flow like river.