“Mouse Frosted Chocolate” by Donato Sansone – NSFW

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Donato Sansone (aka Milkyeyes) is back. His previous film was the experimental Videogioco. His new film, Topo Glassato al Cioccolato, is (literally) a mind-blowing stream-of-consciousness pencil sketch animation. Not Safe For Work.

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  • http://pitchbibles.blogspot.com Steve Schnier

    Really interesting. Love it. Can’t see this film landing him any work on “My Little Pony”, though…

  • Marco

    Fantastic movie.So much felling in it.

  • http://zeteos.blogspot.com/ mick

    I liked every bit

  • http://seanvec.com sean

    awesome. i like that the artist turned a few scribbles and notes on a white piece of a paper into an otherworldly backdrop for the animation to exist in – the well done camera work added to this effect as well. beautifully done. thanks!

  • christy

    that was great!

  • ekuska

    When was the last time you saw such riveting animation? His work keeps you from blinking, thats how good it is. wow. And the electric, abrasive score really punches your ear drums while those visuals stomp your brain, framed by camera work that only intensifies the situation. A full on assault that helps you see just how dangerous animation can be. I think the medium needs many more like this artist. After watching this you have a new respect for the medium. wow.

    Thanks for posting CBrew!

  • http://www.fmhansen.com Frank M Hansen

    Very cool. Thanks for posting.

  • http://www.gagneint.com Michel Gagne

    Visually and orally sublime. Bravo.

  • http://sketchingwithreckless.blogspot.com/ Amari H.

    That was surreal and amazing! The camera movements and the music makes you feel like you’re pulled in and forced to watch this disturbing and fascinating animation.

  • http://vimeo.com/26371073 S. Dabadie

    “Lorsqu’on ne sait pas quoi faire de ses personnages, on les tue…” – “When you don’t know what to tell with your characters, you get them killed ; they die…”

    French National School of Decorative Arts (ENSAD) – script course – january, 1995

  • Pete

    Vimeo is not showing up on any of my browsers so I can’t watch this. Is this happening to anyone else?

  • andres

    this is so freaking amazing.

  • http://www.frankpanucci.com Frank Panucci

    That kills.