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Simple Is Often Better - Giant Cow (Video)Ed Beals keeps his Flash animations simple and direct, yet manages to pack them full of meaning and impact. No words, just simple images telling a brief story with background music that's composed primarily of music loops. Yet, Beals' animations are extremely powerful and will stick in your memory for a long, long time.
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