Ever fantasize about a sexy horse and cow frolicking in a low-lit motel room? If you haven't, you might very well start to after seeing this crazy video from Vancouver, BC-based filmmaker Brent Fulton, who fully admits that as far as the creative process goes, "I like the raunchy shit." He ain't lying. 

"That Will Be The Day" is a mesmerizing audio/visual collaboration between composer Aldo Aréchar and motion graphics artist Matthew DiVito. Based in Boston, MA, DiVito uses Adobe After Effects and Cinema 4D to create his superb motion graphics work, and his abstract, soft-focus approach flawlessly complements Aréchar's sweeping instrumental compositions.

I flew on Virgin America on Monday, and their airplane/flight safety video is one of the better ones in the industry if you think a bit of irony and humor is good with your "danger, your seat can't float ,you will drown" scenario you face with while they serve you white wine and diet coke on your way to San Francisco. Tom Sachs, one of the more innovative and interesting big wig artists of the moment, created a safety video for luxury private jet company, VistaJet. Who says stop-motion and Barbie doesn't equate to feeling safe? 

The Juxtapoz June 2013 issue, a visual history of the Beastie Boys and tribute to MCA, is now officially on newsstands. As we compiled the issue, our contributing editor Joey Garfield put together a short clip from his interviews featuring some of the artists who contributed to the visual identity of the band. This is the history of the Beastie Boys, in their voices, from Bruce Davidson to Cey Adams, Glen E Friedman to Ricky Powell. 

Wriggles & Robbins put together this short stop-motion film to promote life-drawing classes at east London's Book Club. In the film, a life model is drawn by the students and dances from easel to easel. After setting up ten easels and capturing the artists sketching the model at a different angle, they edited it together by merging each drawing into the next.

IBM scientists have created the world's smallest movie using a scanning tunneling microscope (STM) to drag the atoms across the surface of a copper place using magnetism...taking Stop-Motion to a whole new (very very tiny) level.

We really enjoyed this short expiremental video by documentary filmmaker Willie Witte. When not working or planning documentaries, Willie experiments with analog visual techniques, some of which he applied in this video. None of the visuals in this video were computer generated!

We hope you enjoy this languid and softly sensual video from Nathen Atia, featuring gorgeous Scottish redhead Lass Suicide. Sultry yet tender, Lass exudes a kind of old school glamour combined with a provocative edge that you can't help but fall in lust with. 

Lauren YS, who we have put on the site in the past, has captured some of her excellent Moleskine sketches via a stop-motion animation designed to showcase the work of numerous years into one single view. The pages themselves are changing chronicle of development, showing the sketches and how they have evolved over the years. Thank you to our Juxtapoz Latin America staff for the find.

We love this re-created Simpsons intro. London-based creative agency Devilfish made this real-life Simpson’s intro as a teaser for Sky One a few years ago. The timing and framing of every shot is spot-on. Watch it after the jump...