Another wonderful animation from *canada.

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Fine, Sifty. I'll let someone else add the tag while I go do 20 gesture drawings.

*shortfilms

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That was *sniffle* beautiful. *goes to cry in a corner*
Great work.

He makes constant references to being canadian, Should be in * Canada

*canada give the people what they want.

great short!

Adding video to channels (Canada) - requested by phelixian.

oh and *shortfilms while we're at it.

Adding video to channels (Shortfilms) - requested by phelixian.

To Do:
"Slow Down.
Breathe.
Reflect.
Respect."

*art

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Inspiring. I wrote him the following email, because I fancy myself a man of action:

Jeff,

I just watched your Sticky Notes animation and wanted to let you know it moved me to tears. I’m in the middle of a self renaissance, but sadly, I recognize the pattern and am afraid that I will spend the next 5 years being moved to tears with no change. I spend my days dulling out wisdom, yet I feel hollow and immovable; inspired by others, and yet, uninspired to create. I am an artist and a writer who has created nothing of worth. I’m at work making games work, yet I cannot make me work.

I feel, however, a bit closer to freedom after having watched your animation. Thanks.

~Me

nice sift

Oh come on, people, stop praising every person for being introspective and deep because they made a cartoon and set it to weepy music. It's a fun little cartoon, I'll give you that, but am I the only one that thought he was quick to give up on his dreams? The guy graduates in 2001 and by 2001 he's ready to throw in the towel and become a school art teacher because of 9/11. Way to give it the ol' Canadian try there buddy. Pansies. That's why they never gained their independence from England until 1982!

Oh wait, is this not still Zifnab's roast? No? Oh. Shit.

>> ^blankfist:
Oh come on, people, stop praising every person for being introspective and deep for making a cartoon set to weepy music. It's a fun little cartoon, I'll give you that, but am I the only one that thought he was quick to give up on his dreams? The guy graduates in 2001 and by 2001 he's ready to throw in the towel and become a school art teacher because of 9/11. Way to give it the ol' Canadian try there buddy. Pansies. That's why they never gained their independence from England until 1982!
Oh wait, is this not still Zifnab's roast? No? Oh. Shit.


It really is a shame that a fan of Peter Sellers and marijuana could be such a "tawdry" chap. Then again, my brother is a fan of Douglas Adams and retains the Christian upbringing instilled upon us from birth. Humans are such silly creatures.

^Ooooo! Look at him making friends!

>> ^blankfist:
^Ooooo! Look at him making friends!


Oh come now, blankfist, you can't possibly want pancakes AND toast. Think of the carbs!

Meh. Post-its caused him to ignore the world around him for 9 years?

This certainly had potential to be a powerful message about how we turn our back on the world to solve our own selfish problems but I found the execution lacking. It's not terrible by any means. Just didn't deliver on what it promised.

Upvote for the animation.

Real art!

Post-its didn't cause him to ignore the world... this constant need to plan, execute, always be achieving something did. Post-its are the symbol of that drive.

I find it kind of depressing how he ends up being an animation teacher.