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Pepsi - Sparky the Goldfish (1996) - 0:45 (USA)

Submitted by Dabitch on Thu, 02/01/1996 - 03:01.

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someone call the PETA - i'm not sure this is all cgi-animation. ;-)

Read this! To view commercials you need to be upgraded to SUPER ADGRUNT . You are not a super adgrunt.
First log in. Then these are your upgrading to super adgrunt options either by VISA Or Mastercard credit cards- as a super adgrunt you can watch all 40.000 Quicktime commercials in the archive. If you have any questions, try reading the frequently asked questions, thanks.

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Wild Beasts - Brave Bulging Buoyant Clairvoyants - (2008) 4:02 (UK)

Submitted by Dabitch on Mon, 09/08/2008 - 17:01.

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Brave Bulging Buoyant Clairvoyants, released on October 13th, is the second single to be taken from Wild Beasts’ debut album Limbo, Panto (available now). I think I'm love with that neat lilting thing the singer does.
This music promo Directed by OneInThree for Wild Beasts is a mesmerising & hypnotic tour de force. It pioneers an amazing mind bending visual technique called the 'Droste Effect' which is based on an uncompleted lithograph that Escher made in 1956. The maths behind the lithograph was so complicated that Escher was unable to finish the centre of the lithograph and so left it blank. OneInThree developed Josh Sommers' technique so that it could be applied to moving images and apart from a grade & online at The Mill did all the VFX themselves.