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Recently nike used some clever TVC using action packed stylised 2D animation. these ads really hit the target. in such a short duration only animation can convey so much. In my earlier version of post there were links to those videos, now they have taken down them from YouTube. the series was called  HYPERVENOM and the agency was BUCK. So I can only share a screen grab and there are a few more images still left at motionographer website: http://motionographer.com/2015/08/17/buck-for-nike-hypervenom/ I am wondering if the same ads could have worked in live action or CGI? Disclaimer:  All the images/screen shots, videos and links shown here belong to respected owners and shared here for appreciation purpose.

It has been always a big question to me, why does blogger not support animated GIF images? all the great new website and mobile chats are having a fun time with  animated images. dribbble.com and behance.net are a fine example. anyway.. recently I compiled my conference room doodles in an animated gif format and I wanted to share it in a blog post so I looked for answers through a google search. most of the people suggested to host your gif images to a image site and get a link to incorporate in the post. at the moment that seems to be the most effective solution. though uploading your gif images to a image site and then getting a link is a absurd and long task.  So I looked at the choices in front of me and decided to upload my images on google drive and get a share link.  to my surprise it worked really well. So I guess this is a fine way to jazz up a blog post with animated images.  random numeric doodles on post it some unintended shapes grow..on..sticky no