This is a video from runner and filmmaker Duncan McCabe, who ran precise patterns around Toronto and tracked his routes with the Strava fitness app to create a flipbook style animation from the 121 runs, totaling 1,105km (687 miles) of drawing. That’s impressive. Strava must be pretty accurate to be

This is a worthwhile (and trippy) stop-motion animation created by animator Daren Jannace using the 10,946 Post-It notes he drew over the course of a year (30 a day x 365, minus 4 for some reason). The soundtrack is audio taken from his phone during the year of animation. Played

This is an animated short from Toronto based filmmaker Mark Cannataro featuring iconic scenes from The Shining but with characters from Super Mario. Now make a feature length version, I’d watch it. PROTIP: thinking about the end of the shower scene from the the original movie is a great way

These are several videos of musician Josh Harmon recreating cartoon sound effects with his percussion instruments and other objects. You may recall Josh from the video of him recreating the sound effects from the trailer for The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom. Or you might not. Me? I

Apparently available for sale as customizable bootleg videos on Etsy (I can’t imagine Disney being thrilled about that), this is a video of a Toy Story themed gender reveal using clips from the movies with the names of the parents added. People are still doing the gender reveal thing, huh?

This is a world map detailing the most popular children’s cartoon in every country. As you can see, Naruto pretty much rules the planet with 83 countries, followed by Youtube cartoon channel CoComelon with 49. No other cartoon dominates more than a handful of countries, and the U.S. is apparently

This is a supercut created by video editor Thomas H. Smith of Disney Princess voice actors singing songs alongside the corresponding footage from the movies. It was a delight to watch. Watching my roommate eat his leftovers from last night for breakfast this morning? That made me sick to my

Released by HBO Max to remind you they have the majority of Studio Ghibli’s feature films available on their streaming service, this is a 30-minute Youtube ‘screensaver’ of relaxing animations from various Ghibli movies. It is max level chill, possibly even an 11. And I thought falling asleep to that