Sudafed Mucus Relief
Short, sweet and awesome. I would be interested to see how much was done practically versus 3D, because with the stitch work it could go either way.
Sudafed Mucus Relief was originally published on Digital Canvas
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Sudafed Mucus Relief
Short, sweet and awesome. I would be interested to see how much was done practically versus 3D, because with the stitch work it could go either way.
Sudafed Mucus Relief was originally published on Digital Canvas

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RecycleBot (Metal)
Sumo Science have created this friendly explainer animation for Sesame Street. The amusing character animation along with Recycle Bot's voice really makes this one. Much robot love!
Will Studd and Ed Patterson of Sumo Science next to the set of their 'Stories of Better' Toyota advert.
Dot (2010)
Directed by Sumo Science
This is the world's smallest stop-motion film and is a companion piece to Gulp, also shot on a Nokia 8 camera phone.

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Nokia Dot by Sumo Science
Guiness world record for smallest stop motion, shot on the Nokia N8
Gulp by Sumo Science
Gulp (2011)
Directed by Sumo Science
This is a cool short. Now consider that the boat you see is actually a full-size boat on a beach. This short produced by Aardman holds the world record for the largest shot on a stop motion set. The lines were animated in the sand by people scratching with rakes. It was also shot using the Nokia N8 cell phone camera, just in case you didn't think it was cool enough.