The brothers Marcus and Hannes Knutsson created an urban adventure of Mario, with characters made of colorful beads. All in stop motion.

Video that seeks to motivate with a simple question: What do you want to be when you grow up?

Canon’s Ad shows how far does a photographer to get a good picture.

It is common to see people using unduly the vacancies for disabled. The majority argues for that: “it’s just for a minute”.
In this video we see people’s reaction when they see their vacancies being used “just for a minute.”

Le Slip Français presents an unconventional way of selling underwear.

Advertise: Sony puts smartphones in cinemas within cups of soda.

Cocon is a beautiful but disturbing bit of stop motion animation about a girl’s struggle with growing up and the changes in her body during puberty. The short switches between the girl having sweet dreams and nightmares in order to illustrate her anxiety of the transition to adolescence.

Watch the new John Lewis Christmas TV advert that celebrates the extra mile we all go to at Christmas to find the perfect gift.

Called ‘The Journey’, the new advert opens in a family’s snow-covered garden, with children making a snowman and snowwoman. When the snowman has mysteriously disappeared the next morning, the audience is transported to a magical world, following the determined snowman on an epic journey across river, mountain, road and city. The motive for the snowman’s journey isn’t revealed until the last scene, when we see him return on Christmas morning.

The Norwegian McCann decided to disclose the Windows 8 in a different way, using a magic square on the streets of Oslo that offers a live show.

The English artist Richard Swarbrick developed a style proper to create animated themes about football, tennis and basketball.