Gabriel Fermanelli shows his sweet style for MTV Coca-Cola: 30 Razones para Creer.

Playful, glossy stop-motion from Chanel. (Via Things Organized Neatly)

Check out this incredible early digital animation of Ed Catmull’s left hand, thanks to Robby Ingebretsen and his dad. (Via kottke.org.)

More adorable hybrid work from Lucas Zanotto, this time encouraging kids to keep their parents in line.

Digital Domain updates.

Bran Dougherty-Johnson’s piece entitled “Happiness” for the NY projected art installation project Electric Projected. The piece was based on Erik Otto’s artwork. Sound by Antfood.

Zeitguised and BlinkInk for MTV Sweden

Dreamers Ink Aesthetics refreshes with a new site and new work. Also check out the site for DIA’s founder, Mitch Paone, for music and more work.

Ryan Dunn and Charlex for Krylon

Piranha Bar reminisces about childhood toys for Toyota Prius. (Via brandj.)

The future keeps getting closer: the Wacom Inkling. Sketch with a pen on paper, and the strokes are recorded digitally for further editing.

Who would of thought taking a bubble bath could be so beautiful? (Thanks, Arvid.)

Kristofer Ström directs and animates a DUBSTEP DINO ATTACKKKKK for 16bit’s “Dinosaurs.” And he made some wallpapers for your desktop, too!

Tron cat + bionic steampunk instruments + a chorus that asks “How do you convert PDF to JPG?” = this video for Israeli indie band Umlala, produced by Soul Royale.

NYC Mograph Meetup, 8 pm on August 31 at Mary O’s (32 Avenue A).

Sound design studio Echolab updates with slick work for Disney, Nike and more.

Nice article on Memo Atken’s Simple Harmonic Motion at Creative Applications.

There’s more to Jim Henson than Kermit the Frog; Design blog idsgn.org writes about Henson’s 1964 oscar-nominated montage, Time Piece

Xaver Xylophon & Laura Junger murder several innocent paper cutouts in this stopmo short exploring the dark side of human behavior.

The stop-motion short Melissa Power of Love took 350,000 Post-It notes, 25 artists and five days months to complete. (Thanks, Dom!)

Nader Husseini of Radium/Reel FX directs Transfer’s “Take Your Medicine” music video.

Aussie-based Colin Bigelow, aka Diverge Pictures, shows a diverse range of work and skills.

Helen Choi, multi-talented illustrator and CG director, brings her signature style in this latest addition to her collection of imaginative work.

Denis Kozyrev, concept and CG artist, updates with a stunning reel.

Stash releases a free iPhone app for their Best of 2010 collection.