The sudden realization that things aren´t as bad as they seem at first sight.

I described ourselves who cannot find the true answer of life, living in such chaotic world where truth and falsehood are all mixed together.

A paperfold romance by Uri Alonim & Moshe Servatka. Music by Yoav Shemesh

A complex origami world comes to life in this stop-motion video for The Format. Nearly everything in the video is made of paper — including the band members and the evil robot that is set on destroying them.

In this episode, we find two sheets of paper side by side, each containing a single character. One is ever joyous and carefree while the other, acutely observing the actions of the first, broils with envy. Naturally, antics ensue.

A young girl visits her friend across the country via a dinosaur transportation service that accepts payments of kisses.

The red stain on tess’s dress arouses her family to a series of surprising and odd reactions. Everything looks puzzling and unfamiliar until she comes across another boy who sees the stain for what it really is.

an assignment in wave principle was carried away by a wave of ideas..

Nothing is what it seems...

From a desktop littered with screwed up paper, two little doodled characters spring to life. Though they are each trapped in torn pieces of paper, they embark on a classic chase scene across their creator’s desk.