6 New Computer Animations and Logos

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6 new AVI movies have been added to my collection. "New", as before, just means they're new to public viewing. They all range in the original creation dates, from mid to late 1990s.

MISCELLANEOUS:
... Greener Mazes (9.0 MB)

COMMERCIAL:
... Portable Panels (3.9 MB)
... Slugger Stadium (10.2 MB)

LOGO:
... Keith D Commiskey (2.6 MB)
... Arch-Cad (2.3 MB)
... Tsunami (5.5 MB)

Most movies are encoded using MS Video R3.2

6 New Computer Animations and Logos

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