Where to Find Etienne Jacob's Animations and Social Profiles

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Etienne Jacob's animation portfolio lives at bleuje.com, and the site's footer links out to his profiles on Twitter (@etiennejcb), Mastodon, Tumblr (necessary-disorder), and Instagram. Use the site itself to browse the work, and the linked profiles if you want to follow new posts or reach him on a specific platform.

What bleuje.com Is

bleuje.com is the personal site of animator Etienne Jacob (© Etienne Jacob). It functions as a portfolio and gallery rather than a blog or store. The page presents:

  • Latest animations — the most recent loops, surfaced at the top.
  • Animations in random order — a shuffled selection described on the page as 200 selected loops, 2017–2026.
  • Mastodon posts (old) — an entry point to older Mastodon content.

There is no indication on the page of pricing, accounts, or downloads, so treat it as a viewing gallery first.

Where to Find His Profiles

The footer of bleuje.com is the authoritative list of his social accounts:

Platform Handle / Name Notes
Twitter @etiennejcb Linked in the footer
Mastodon — Linked in the footer; the page also references "Mastodon posts (old)"
Tumblr necessary-disorder Linked in the footer
Instagram — Linked in the footer

The footer also carries the copyright line "© Etienne Jacob 2026," which tells you the site is actively maintained.

How to Use the Site

  1. Open bleuje.com to land on the latest animations.
  2. Scroll to the random-order section if you want to browse broadly — it samples 200 loops spanning 2017 to 2026, so it's the fastest way to see the range of work.
  3. Check the footer for the platform you prefer, then follow the matching link. If you want older Mastodon activity specifically, use the "Mastodon posts (old)" entry rather than the general profile link.

Expected result: you'll either be watching loops on the site or following him on the platform of your choice.

Common Snags

  • Looking for a specific old piece: the random-order gallery is shuffled, not chronological, so repeated visits surface different loops. There's no visible search or index on the page.
  • Expecting new Mastodon content: the site labels its Mastodon entry as "old," so the profile link is the better route for current posts.
  • Assuming a shop or download section: nothing on the page signals one; the site is a showcase.