This super cute 'Monster Cab' short by Darren Turner will make you want to grab your whiteboard and start drawing.
Using simple sketches, Darren Turner uses stop-motion to illustrate some naive ideas you'd expect to see in children's books. Making the classic scary monster look peaceful and silly, Darren Turner was undoubtedly creative with this 'Monster Cab' short. Check out the featured video and see this stop-motion piece for yourselves.
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