Theres so much variety, so many great animation & documentaries uploaded to Vimeo each day that it’s hardly impossible not to miss out a few, if not many. Like this “When Humans Ruled the Earth” from Stephen Ong half a year ago…Disgustingly pessimistic, or maybe too realistic Stephen brings us an insight into the human machine and it’s consumption addiction. And hoping for Stephen Ong to keep releasing these animated illustrations here’s one of his previous works….
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Theres so much variety, so many great animation & documentaries uploaded to Vimeo each day that it’s hardly impossible not to miss out a few, if not many. Like this “When Humans Ruled the Earth” from Stephen Ong half a year ago…Disgustingly pessimistic, or maybe too realistic Stephen brings us an insight into the human machine and it’s consumption addiction. And hoping for Stephen Ong to keep releasing these animated illustrations here’s one of his previous works….
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Theres so much variety, so many great animation & documentaries uploaded to Vimeo each day that it’s hardly impossible not to miss out a few, if not many. Like this “When Humans Ruled the Earth” from Stephen Ong half a year ago…Disgustingly pessimistic, or maybe too realistic Stephen brings us an insight into the human machine and it’s consumption addiction. And hoping for Stephen Ong to keep releasing these animated illustrations here’s one of his previous works….
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Theres so much variety, so many great animation & documentaries uploaded to Vimeo each day that it’s hardly impossible not to miss out a few, if not many. Like this “When Humans Ruled the Earth” from Stephen Ong half a year ago…Disgustingly pessimistic, or maybe too realistic Stephen brings us an insight into the human machine and it’s consumption addiction. And hoping for Stephen Ong to keep releasing these animated illustrations here’s one of his previous works….
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