u/Horror_Hand_5089

Hey everyone!
I’m excited to share the third episode of my animated series, Sloppy Tales.
For this installment, I decided to switch things up and experiment with a completely different visual style: Claymation. This episode also introduces a brand-new character to the universe, Barnaby Bogtrotter.
Honestly, considering Barnaby’s story is all about a guy who makes his fortune in the "waste management" field (building an empire out of literal crap), I felt like the brown, clumpy claymation aesthetic was an absolute match made in heaven for the subject matter! 🏰💩
As always, I’m learning as I go and would love to hear your thoughts.
Feedback: How do you feel about the transition to claymation?
Advice: Any tips or critiques on the animation flow or comedic timing?
Ideas: I'm always open to suggestions for future episodes!
Thanks for watching, and let me know what you think in the comments!

Hey everyone,
Here is the second episode of Sloppy Tales, my animated series where I try to completely subvert classic fairy tale narratives. This one is a pretty unhinged showdown featuring weaponized lactose intolerance.
I want to give a huge thank you to this community—I took a lot of the feedback and critiques I received on the first video into consideration for this one, especially when it came to really leaning into that chaotic 1930s Fleischer Studios and Tex Avery vibe.
I’d love to hear what you guys think of this new episode. Any and all feedback is welcome!
Also, I'm currently brainstorming for the next few videos. What classic fairy tales, legends, or childhood stories would you like to see me completely ruin next? Drop your plot ideas and suggestions below!

Hey everyone, here is my latest experiment in the highly respected "art" of AI slop.
Just to be clear, the goal here is purely ironic and satirical. I thought it would be funny to give classic childhood stories a horribly cynical modern twist. In this video, instead of running away when the bears get home, Goldilocks opens a PDF, sues them for leaving their porridge at unsafe temperatures, and claims squatter's rights. She seizes their assets and turns their ancestral home into a luxury Airbnb, proving that you should just hire a good lawyer instead of working hard.
Goldilocks Found a Legal Loophole 📝🐻 Slop T.mp4

This is the first episode of a new series I'm calling "Sloppy Tales."
I'd love to hear what you guys think! Any feedback, critiques, or suggestions for which fairytale I should ruin next are more than welcome.

Hey guys!
I wanted to share my latest project for Fairy TV: the new 2026 presentation identity and bumper collection. For this batch, I really wanted to capture that classic, imaginative, and slightly surreal vibe of the iconic BBC channel idents.
I’ve been experimenting with a mix of styles—from chaotic Lego builds and stop-motion claymation to paper-craft physics and abstract flying objects.
The full sequence is compiled in the video "Timeline 1.mp4". Here is a quick breakdown of the concepts I went for:
The Lego Build: A stressful construction day watched by a giant, hyper-realistic cat.
Coffee Skies: A futuristic city under a morning invasion of floating espresso cups.
The Star-Steak: A surreal claymation sun looking over a very "patriotic" barbecue.
The Living Room Avalanche: A chaotic cascade of TV remotes, newspapers, and sausages.
Paper-Craft Waves: A literal paper battleship battling rubber ducks in a stop-motion sea.
Would love to get your feedback on the transitions, the consistency of the aesthetics, and the generation quality! Which style do you think nailed the "TV ident" vibe best?
Let me know what you think! 👇

Since surrealism is the absolute core of this group, I thought you might appreciate this project.
It’s a parody trailer that blends classic noir detective tropes with the iconic, dream-like imagery of René Magritte—complete with floating green apples, faceless men in bowler hats, and a healthy dose of "Ceci n'est pas une..." logic.
I really hope it resonates with the surrealist spirit of this community. Let me know what you think!

Hey everyone!
A while ago I posted a video here/on YouTube, and thanks to the amazing feedback and advice from our listeners and viewers, I decided to completely remake it and improve the overall cinematic experience.
This is a Proof of Concept (POC), made entirely as a hobbyist project for fun, with absolutely no commercial purpose.
How I made it:

• Video: Re-generated using Google Veo and PixVerse
• Graphics: Done in Canva
• Editing: Put together in iMovie

Looking for Collaborators!
Since this is a POC, the idea is wide open. If anyone wants to take this video as a starting point, expand the story, or collaborate on a future project, you are more than welcome! Drop a comment or send me a DM.
Any feedback (good or bad) is highly welcome. Let me know what you think of this upgraded version!

The Pizza Threat is back, and it’s bigger, bolder, and tastier than ever!
Welcome back to "Focus On Truth." This video is a complete remake of our previously published short, now fully enhanced and improved by following the fantastic advice and creative feedback from our beloved listeners!

Thank you for helping us make this look even more chaotic and fun.
How this video was made:
This entire project is a Proof of Concept (POC) created using cutting-edge

AI tools and creative platforms:
• Video Generation: Veo & PixVerse.ai
• Graphic Design & Elements: Canva
• Video Editing: iMovie

Join the Project!

Please note that this video was made entirely by a hobbyist, non-profit, and purely for fun! Since this is a Proof of Concept, anyone who wants to take this concept, build upon it, or collaborate with us to create something even bigger is more than welcome. Feel free to contact us!

Any feedback, thoughts, or critiques are highly welcome in the comments below. What should the Pizza Killer do next? Let us know!
If you enjoyed this AI-generated satire, don't forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more!

I’m a hobbyist experimenting with AI video tools—here’s a parody trailer for a "Satanic Snoozefest" called Rosemary’s Baby Sitter. Feedback welcome!

The video is generated with VEO, Pixverse and edited using iMovies

Hey fellow creators,

I've been working on a long-term project that I wanted to share with this community, as you'll all understand the process behind it. I'm a huge fan of the experimental film "Prospero's Books" by Peter Greenaway, which is a surreal retelling of Shakespeare's The Tempest.

The core of the film is 24 magical books, and my goal is to create a series of visual vignettes, bringing each book to life using AI. I'm blending multiple tools [you can mention them if you want, e.g., Midjourney for stills, Runway Gen-2 for animation, compositing in After Effects] to try and capture the painterly, layered, and often bizarre aesthetic of the original movie.

Before I go too far down the rabbit hole, I wanted to get some feedback from you all. I'll be sharing short scenes and animated sequences here. I'm less concerned with "is it a perfect likeness?" and more interested in:

• Does the aesthetic work?

• Any suggestions on techniques to enhance the surreal, dream-like quality?

• How does the blend of live-action elements and AI generation feel?

Really keen to hear your thoughts, critiques, and suggestions from a technical and artistic perspective. Thanks!