In the third installment of her history of animated GIF art, Paddy Johnson looks at the huge impact of Tumblr on digital art-making practices.

4096, a YouTube channel that mostly makes animated histories of gadgets like Nintendo consoles and Nokia phones, has most recently published a history of all the changes YouTube has made to its ...

On their site, Kevin Burg and Jamie Beck of Cinemagraphs, who are also featured in the video, describe their effort to push the format into the world of high fashion: Starting in-camera, the ...

Who knew an animated video about nothing, like this one from the Royal Institution, could be so much fun, Seinfeld notwithstanding? Actually, nothing is just what some of us thought zero was—it ...

I did so using a bevy of emulators on my MacBook Air. And I used a neat program called Camtasia and some post-processing in Photoshop to create animated GIFs capturing what I saw as I loaded some ...

The animated series debuted in 1989, becoming both a fixture in pop culture and one of the longest-running sitcoms and animated series in television history.

Batman: The Animated Series was one of the most influential television shows of the 1990s, ushering in a new era of American animation and superhero stories.

The world may finally get to see “Hitler on Ice,” as Hulu has given a series order to “History of the World, Part II,” a variety-series sequel to Mel Brooks’ 1981 comedy, “History of ...

It is available on the YouTube channel The Atlantic . Here to There: An Animated History of Transportation-YouTube The animation begins with the canoeing of BC 8000 BC.

One surprising animated movie has not only taken over China, but is quickly becoming one of the highest grossing movies of all time thanks to just its success in China alone.

This chart of the 50 most-viewed independent animated shorts on Youtube was last updated on September 7, 2021. The chart includes only independently produced animated shorts on Youtube.

In the final chapter of her history of GIF art, Paddy Johnson chronicles the heyday of Google+ and the explosion of brick-and-mortar GIF art exhibitions.