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Welcome to Kitty City
December 11th, 2011 6:00 PMHere's a surreal cat-themed odyssey by internet video artist Cyriak somewhat reminiscent of Moustair effect.
An Arrow in the Knee Cartoon
December 11th, 2011 1:00 PM
In this Skyrim cartoon by YouTuber RageNineteen, Dovahkiin gets fed up with all the guards whining about arrows.
Forever Exiled
December 10th, 2011 9:32 PMWatch a day in the life of the Forever Alone Guy in this music video tribute to The National's "Exile ,Vilify." Originally submitted as an entry to the Portal 2 music video contest.
PokéAwesome
December 10th, 2011 1:00 PM
The strangest Pokémon battle you will ever see.
Tilt-Shift & Time Lapse: Miniature City 2
December 9th, 2011 6:45 PMTilt-shift effect is a photography technique achieved by "tilting and shifting" the position of camera lens or using a filter in post-production to make things appear like toys. Once a hobby limited to photographers, tilt-shift effect became a widespread trend through smartphone apps in 2007.
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Welcome to Kitty City
Here's a surreal cat-themed odyssey by internet video artist Cyriak somewhat reminiscent of Moustair effect.
Forever Exiled
Watch a day in the life of the Forever Alone Guy in this music video tribute to The National's "Exile ,Vilify." Originally submitted as an entry to the Portal 2 music video contest.
Tilt-Shift & Time Lapse: Miniature City 2
Tilt-shift effect is a photography technique achieved by "tilting and shifting" the position of camera lens or using a filter in post-production to make things appear like toys. Once a hobby limited to photographers, tilt-shift effect became a widespread trend through smartphone apps in 2007.
