What Animations Are Available on bleuje.com?

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bleuje.com is the portfolio site of animator Etienne Jacob, and its animation section presents roughly 200 selected loops created between 2017 and 2026. Visitors can browse them either through a "Latest animations" entry or through a random-order view of the selected loops. The site also links out to the artist's social accounts (Twitter/X, Mastodon, Tumblr, Instagram) for additional posts.

What the animation collection contains

According to the site's own description, the collection is a curated set rather than a complete archive:

  • About 200 loops — described as "200 selected loops," so it represents a selection from the artist's output, not every animation ever made.
  • Time span 2017–2026 — the works cover roughly a decade of production.
  • Loop format — the pieces are short, repeating animations (loops), which is the site's core format.

How to browse the animations

The page offers two distinct ways to move through the work:

Entry point What it does When it's useful
Latest animations Shows the most recent work first You want to see current output or check for new pieces
Animations in random order Presents the 200 selected loops in shuffled order You want to explore the back catalog without a chronological path

A random-order view is particularly practical for a collection this size: with 200 loops spanning nine years, sequential browsing can feel long, while random order surfaces older pieces you might otherwise skip.

What else the page points to

Beyond the animations themselves, the page lists the artist's presence on other platforms:

  • Twitter/X (@etiennejcb)
  • Mastodon (including older posts)
  • Tumblr (necessary-disorder)
  • Instagram

These links are useful if you want to follow new work as it appears or see posts and context that aren't part of the site's selected loop collection. The page footer credits the work as © Etienne Jacob 2026.

Practical notes for visitors

  • Treat the site as a portfolio of selected loops, not a searchable database — there are no described filters, categories, or tags in the page content.
  • If you're looking for a specific era, the 2017–2026 span tells you the range, but the random view won't group works by date; use the latest-animations entry for chronological browsing.
  • For updates between site visits, the linked social accounts are the stated channels for newer posts.