Obviously, its not really all that difficult to spin, hatch, or fabricate a new idea , or rehash, elaborate upon, or complicate an existing idea when a reasonable visual representation will not be produced. I have probably completely missed the spirit of the competition, by presenting ideas that likely require an impractical investment in time and resources to display accurately. Of course, flowing with the spirit of competitive spiritlessness, a futile attempt to cheat could be thrown about:

the sinister 60-pound invisible yellow brick o' dread
Upon gently impacting with the target's eyes, after being hurled at least 30ft, the brick disperses into fine granules which are completely absorbed instanteously. Shortly thereafter, the poor unsuspecting sap suffers the long-term affliction of yellow dread (fear of the color yellow), which intensifies over time. Eventually, the victim becomes so visually traumatized, that it either resorts to a blindfold and slowly dies from bumping into things or has a heart attack at a traffic light, at a street sign, running from a school bus, from smilie face over-exposure etc.
With very little effort, I have supplied a visual representation of the brick.

Of course, anyone could see right through such nonsense. Instead, I opt to no longer excrete half-wit musings in this thread. While such idiot gibberish may not be beneath me, it surely has no place in this reputable contest.

AMan, what do you use to "capture" your animations?