A few months back, I wrote about Cut&Paste’s See What’s Possible Challenge, sponsored by Adobe, which featured several shorts animated in Flash. I somehow missed this one, titled Living Colorforms, which was designed and animated by Claude William Trebutien (Burning Safari). It should come as no surprise that Trebutien is a Gobelins graduate, and the art direction was provided by Baeyens Michael, who attended ESRA in Paris.

Head over to to the TroisCube website to see how they created the short, a process that also involved After Effects.

Thierry Marchand created this Flash-animated short back in 2006 when he was a student at the French art school Gobelins. The film is titled Monstres en Boite, and it features well-executed action shots, inventive layouts and strong posing.

You may have seen his work before in the 3D realm. He was one of the artists who collaborated to create Oktapodi at Gobelins in 2007.

Patrick Pujalte, who I believe is in his 2nd year at Paris-based Gobelins, created this fast-paced short, titled e-magiciens, in 3 days with fellow students Jérémie Morrow and Alexi Liddell. They employed Flash, Photoshop and After Effects.

25-year old French animator Sebastien Wojda created this action-packed, Flash animated short titled Chaccage about a boy with an active imagination. Wojda studied at the French school Gobelins.

In 2006 at Gobelins, the French animation school, Jean-Nicolas Arnoux created this Flash-animated short titled Professeur Jean-Tiburce. You’ll recognize Arnoux’s signature font design in his traditionally-animated group project from 2007 – Emile et les fabuleux petits monsieurs.