‘The Unusual Discoveries of Captain Turkey Nose’ by BenniSteptoe
“The Unusual Discoveries of Captain Turkey Nose” is a collaborative project between illustrator Patrick Steptoe and animator Benjamin Agersted.
Adventurous, innovative, and thought-provoking animation projects from around the world.
“The Unusual Discoveries of Captain Turkey Nose” is a collaborative project between illustrator Patrick Steptoe and animator Benjamin Agersted.
This is the story of a young woman out for a hike along a coastal tide pool. Her encounter with a sea anemone triggers a phantasmagorical reaction. She meets a man who seems to be in a similar predicament, and together they start a family of sorts.
Different people have different mothers, but in this storybook-like film, one boy’s mother flies above the rest!
A hand-drawn short film I made as my graduation project at Vancouver Film School.
Will Santa be able to get through a contemporary chimney on the flat-roofed home of architects?
When the case gets deep under your skin …
An oil-painted animation by Josh Shaffner made on a 40″x60″ panel.
A polar bear and an eskimo fight over fish.
Scotland’s smartest pro-Fracking campaigner tells it like it is.
PES makes a submarine sandwich.
Featuring organic, grassfed, local meat from San Francisco butcheries…
Traveling to Nicaragua with his family, a young boy finds the world a weirder, scarier, and more difficult place. And filled, stuffed, and absolutely teeming with iguanas.
A house escapes from its suburban foundations and sets off on an epic journey.
A music video created with 2,000 drawings, a few dozen branches, 2 lights, 1 camera and 1 computer.
Based on a silly Hungarian children’s poem by János Lackfi, preformed by Pista Busa a superb Hungarian rapper/beatboxer.
Watch ‘One Minute on Earth,’ a short film by John Jones.
Two teddy bears go hunting unicorns, their favorite prey. Unicorns have tender flesh and blueberry-flavored blood which the bears need to stay cute-looking.
A collection of ideas too half-baked to stand alone, amassed towards no pinnacle of expression.
A handmade video that recreates the inner workings of the defunct Paramount Records factory (where records by artists like Blind Lemon Jefferson, Louis Armstrong and Charley Patton were pressed in the 1920s and ’30s). The video is made entirely from paper atop a plywood set.
Our rabid fan does anything and everything to get close to the thunderous Mr. Big!