Animated by: Adam Phillips
30 Days: 30 Shorts is a massive animation undertaking executed by Australian animator Adam Phillips. Phillips emerged as an independent animator in 2004 after a lengthy stint at Disney. Within his freelance career, Phillips has created the majority of his work through the use of Adobe's Flash application. Phillips has gained an extensive fan base though his Brackenwood series and other animated shorts such as Taken (2005) and HitchHiker (2001). Within the 30 Days: 30 Shorts series, Phillips has created thirty self contained animations within a thirty day time-span. While, each animation within the project is roughly eleven seconds long, each short clearly exemplifies the black humor and the fluid animation that Phillips is known for.

Animator - PES
Pee-NUT is a traditional stop animation piece created by American animator PES.  PES gained instant notoriety with his first animated short, Roof Sex (2002).  Like Roof Sex, Pee-NUT imaginatively utilizes inanimate objects to depict a familiar activity.  Through his use of exaggerate d sound effects combined with surreal and often perverse imaginary, it is clear that PES has been influenced by Czech surrealist artist Jan Švankmajer, the director of the stop-animated classic feature Alice (1988).  However unlike Švankmajer, a great deal of PES’s work can be readily available within the realm of popular culture due to his commercial work, for media mammoths such as Nike, Bacardi and Diesel jeans.
Director - Run Wrake Rabbit is an animated short created by British-born animator and illustrator Run Wrake.  Wrake attained notoriety through his quirky commercial work for NME magazine and MTV.  While not targeted towards children, Rabbit utilizes classic fairy tale structure and visuals reminiscent of 1950’s children’s books to deliver an allegorical narrative that alludes to man’s futile attempt to control forces that are ultimately uncontrollable.

Animator - David Lynch Dumbland is a series of animated shorts created by critically acclaimed director David Lynch. Lynch is widely respected for Avant-garde classic films such as Eraserhead, and Blue Velvet.  However, within the series Dumbland, Lynch utilizes Flash as a vehicle to deliver witty commentary of suburban life. 
Animated by - David Firth
Maybe the single most disturbing flash animation i have ever seen. So turn the lights down low lock your bedroom door because your in for a delightfully treat.