Beautiful animation with a sinister twist by Beijing Motion Graphics house, 39 Degrees North:
"We started down a rather unconventional route for our Christmas card this year and there was simply no turning back. The pull of the dark side was just too strong.
Here's our adaptation of a wonderful poem by the fantastic Neil Gaiman."
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2 Comments
I love this. Santa living an immortal life of agony and torture like that sounds more plausible then the more familiar Saint nick
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