Last week, we showed you a captivating time-lapse video of an astronaut’s view from space, an animated tribute to James Brown, a real Debbie Downer, a soulful rebirth of 90s hip hop, and a dude who’s down with chowing down off a girl’s belly. This week’s crop of creatives includes a couple trippy animations, an educational rap, a visually stunning moving postcard, and a very thorough break up explanation. Check out the latest and greatest from our Motionmaker community below.

“I Hate Kitties” by Reed and Rader

This trippy animation from Pamela Reed and Matthew Rader is like Tim Burton meets Tim and Eric with some Scott Pilgrim vs. The World mixed in for good measure. Hate’s a strong word but I do believe cats are the spawn of Satan.

Follow Reed and Rader on Twitter | their Official Site.

“Self Absorb – Chapter 1″ by Ian Obermuller

So, you thought the first video was trippy? This one from graphic designer Ian Obermuller will blow your brain straight out of your skull. It’s Planet of the Apes meets 2001 A Space Odyssey.

Follow Ian on Facebook | Google Plus | his Official Site

“Break Up With PowerPoint” by Pierre Croce

Very clear cut. Pierre is Dailymotion’s Content & Partnership Manager in our French office. I can’t wait for the break up by Microsoft Excel.

Follow Pierre on Facebook | Twitter | Google Plus

“Inventor’s Day – Historical Figgaz” by Electric Shadow Films

They created the rap game. I’m a sucker for people popping into frame from weird and unexpected positions.

We take the creative sparks flying around in our heads and make movies out of them!

Electric Shadow Films is an award-winning collaboration between filmmakers Nick Nielsen, Gabe Conroy, and Robert Bojorquez. Their accolades range from jury awards voted upon by film festival committees to audience awards decided by spectators.

Follow Electric Shadows on Facebook | Twitter | their Official Site

“In Search of Argentina” by Joshua Michie

Joshua broke into the industry as a compositor for Pixel Blue FX, and worked on a show for the Discovery Channel. He then received a scholarship to the Vancouver Film School’s Digital Design program. He has worked with brands like Starbucks, Sky TV, and Apple, through great teams like Blast Radius and Neon Pictures.

Follow Joshua on Twitter | his Official Site

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WRITTEN BY: Neal – Managing Editor of Dailymotion’s Sports, Comedy, and Viral Channels.

WITH HELP FROM: Romain, Daniel, and Lou – the Motionmakers Team.