An old man and his granddaughter found a wounded fawn while searching for Chinese medicinal herbs in the mountains. Under the girl's careful care, the fawn gradually recovered and became an inseparable friend with the girl...
(Source: Douban)
I stuck landscape photographs on the faces of a cube and shot them frame-by-frame. It looks like the box is forever revolving, but in truth it only revolves 90 degrees. The trick to this sensation is fundamentally the same as the one used in SPACY. I was aiming at disturbing our awareness of space in the movement from the three-dimensional to a plane and back again.
(Source: Takashi Ito)
A stop motion puppet animation adaptation of Hans Christian Anderson's Thumbelina.
A children's fire prevention education anime with animal firefighters.
By changing the overlapping of sections in the time axis / space axis, the laminate based on the die cut of the hand transforms into various shapes.
The little panda learned to be a carpenter with his grandfather. Just after learning a fur, he couldn't help but want to go out to be a carpenter. Grandpa discouraged him, but he didn't pay attention. When the giraffe mother and the children were eating, they found that the dining table was broken. They were discussing to find grandpa panda to fix it. The little panda hummed a song and rushed to take over the job. As a result, the repair was repaired and the high table became a low table; Uncle Elephant’s bath tub had a loophole, and the little panda repaired it over and over to make a block of wood. What's more interesting is that when it helped the little monkeys repair the boxes with peaches, they put themselves in them. Little Panda is far from becoming a qualified carpenter.
(Source: Douban)
The evolution of man. In 1989, Tadanari Okamoto made a slightly re-edited version.
The story is about Song Wu who loves to talk big. He boasts "If I were Wu Song, I could also kill the tiger!" But when he really meets the tiger he scared out of his wits!