Four Animations

This video was created by English animator Harry Partridge and released on August 10th, 2010. The video is designed as a parody of an awful musician, and is meant to be strange and creepy. The animation is hand drawn and then animated through a computer. This animation is beautiful both in its message, and its quality.

This animation, made by Ian Robertson, is a music video for the song "Get By" by Delta Heavy. The animation is completely stop motion, but is incredibly superb. Using only physical objects, they create some things that are down right incredible, contributing to the video's "beauty". The video was meant to match the song, but also be a little weird, or different. It was published on YouTube on May 7th, 2012.

(Some inappropriate) This animation was produced by Dave Hughes and released on December 13th, 2013. It seems unclear as to how exactly this animation was created, but it was clearly done through many different mediums. Some is hand drawn, much is 3D rendered. The animations are meant to be strange and surrealist.

This animation was produced by Cartoon Network and released at the start of summer last year. This animation is truly incredible. while rendered mostly on the computer, much if not all of it was drawn our outlined by hand. The animation follows a strange and surreal pattern, which brings me back to the days of old school cartoons which were strange and weird. People would morph into inanimate objects right in front of you or each other and nobody would react. People would even, in some cases, die in gruesome ways, such as in this animation where Jake the Dog becomes a gumball, is chewed up and blown as a bubble by Rigby and then popped.