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Ouros Animation | The Tuskegee Studys

Champ Panupong Techawongthawon | TED-ED | How does artificial intelligence learn?

Qian Shi | TED-Ed: How long should your naps be?

Lorenzo Fonda | GOOGLE X – What if

Eido | Built for Zero – Ending Homelessness

What better day to celebrate this series of issue-based animations than election day?

This election day, I can think of no better way to celebrate than by performing your civic duty and enjoying some amazing issue-based animation made… Read more

Madam President

Sidekick: Why Supplement?

Sidekick Animation sends a strong message for health in America. The product promoted here are supplements by Shaklee.

DON’T WORRY, DRIVE ON: Fossil Fools & Fracking Lies

MONSTRO along with the minds of Alexander Perry, Michael Wilson and audio genius Ben Roider bring us what might look like the revival of good infographics.… Read more

Bill Maher’s ‘Irritable Bowl Syndrome’ by Fraser Davidson

Earlier this week, we posted Fraser Davidson’s slick, type-driven animation, Irritable Bowl Syndrome: an infographic piece inspired by a cutting excerpt taken from Bill Maher’s… Read more

Raptor by Tal Moskovich

Bezalel Academy’s Tal Moskovich revisits Jurassic Park

The Other Guys by The Picture Mill

The Other Guys by The Picture Mill

Farming Futures Animation by Luke Marsh

Farming Futures Animation by Luke Marsh

TiRA for ASTRA

From London-based This is Real Art comes a project that hits all my soft spots:  space tech, information graphics, and a reserved, modern design aesthetic.… Read more

How To Feed The World

How To Feed The World is a 9-minute film directed by Denis van Waerbeke for an exhibition called Bon Appetit at a science museum in… Read more

Nice stylized infographic animation for IBM’s Smarter Planet campaign

Nice stylized infographic animation for IBM’s Smarter Planet campaign

Great infographic piece for a lecture by Jesse Thomas: Design by Chris Lee, Animation by Ken Quemuel

Great infographic piece for a lecture by Jesse Thomas: Design by Chris Lee, Animation by Ken Quemuel. (via Alba)