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"It\u2019s hard to believe that Vine debuted only at the beginning of 2013. It's been an exciting year for the popular Twitter-acquired app \u2014 it added the Time Travel editing feature, released Android and Windows Phone versions, and, most recently, added 19 new languages.\nVine also saw its first wedding proposal, helped a woman get a job and enjoyed its television debut. Its level of community involvement makes it clear: Vine joined the big leagues a long time ago.\nSee also: 18 Vine Creations Built With Legos and Minifigures\nArtists, amateurs and brands alike have used the app to create stop-motion, perfect loop and just plain creative Vine videos. These six-second stories have taken the world by storm \u2014 Vine was this year\u2019s fastest-growing app.\nIn no particular order, here are some of the year\u2019s best, most creative Vine videos. They skew toward the crafty and labor-intensive, but you can enjoy videos that are just as entertaining from users such as Adam Goldberg, Nicholas Megalis, Marlo Meekins, Brittany Furlan and Nash Greer. \nCheck out Mashable\u2019s pro tips if you're looking to step up your Vine game.\n1. Woodman\n\nIan Padgham's famous wooden mannequin even inspired us to host our own Woodies Vine video challenge.\n2. The White Story of Valentina Kova\n\nWith more than 215,000 shares, you're probably already familiar with this fashionable Vine video by Meagan Cignoli.\n3. How to Play With Your Food, Pac-Man Edition\n\nViner Jethro Ames brings this classic game to life.\n4. #ButThatBackFlipTho\n\nAndrew Bachelor's superb sense of comedic timing makes for great Vine videos. His username is King Bach (pronounced \u201Cbatch\u201D).\n5. Hope Your Day Is Bubbly\n\nMore than 167,000 people have liked this Vine video by stop-motion genius Khoa, who\u2019s created videos for Peanuts and Snapple.\n6. #6SecondScience\n\nGeneral Electric asked, \u201CWhat happens when you combine milk, food coloring and dish soap?\u201D in this increasingly entertaining #6secondscience Vine video. More than 5,600 shares since it was posted = proof that science wins.\n7. Infinite Steps\n\nViner Pino has mastered the humble pencil-and-paper technique, and brings 2D illustrations to life with his clever drawings.\n8. How to Cut Cards\n\nIan Padgham demonstrates a little card magic.\n9. Cream Driver\n\nYves Das\u2019 iconic motorcyclist carves some snow \u2014 er, cream.\n10. No Sunny-Side to This Story\n\nThis Vine video, produced by Kevy Pizza, was one of this year\u2019s Tribeca Film Festival #6SecFilms winners. \n11. The Spilling\n\nMilk: the worst nightmare and arch-nemesis of America\u2019s Favorite Cookie.\n12. Simple Projector \u2014 Return Flight\n\nTee Ken Ng demonstrates a revolving, bird-themed light projector. \n13. Cry Me a River\n\nNo one can combine construction paper and real-life objects in one Vine video like Meagan Cignoli.\n14. How to Play With Your Food, Aquarium Edition\n\nJethro Ames\u2019 #howto gets extra points for the anchovies. \n15. Ryan Gosling Won't Eat His Cereal\n\nWhy won\u2019t Ryan Gosling eat his cereal? Perhaps Viner Ryan McHenry knows. This Vine is a popular example of overlaying a digital background \u2014 the screen \u2014 with an IRL object.\n16. The Moving Image\n\nWe might as well be at the theater.\n17. Samsung Basketball\n\nThis Samsung baller has some smooth moves.\n18. Alien Abduction\n\nViner DeStorm shows us alien abduction at its finest.\n19. Diggin' for Parts\n\nThis metal guy sure could use a hand.\n20. Target Roller Coaster\n\nProps to Target for this roller coaster-themed perfect loop.\n21. The Original Copy\n\nViner Tee Ken Ng\u2019s video is a creative use of a stack of paper.\n22. Unlocked Peaches\n\nThe Cupcake Dude\u2019s peach pit dinosaur is adorable.\n23. I Will Always Love You\n\nWe have mixed feelings about this one from comedian Will Sasso, but he does have the element of surprise \u2014 and he can fit an entire lemon in his mouth.\n24. Super Mario\n\nSuper Mario and Vine? Count us in, Hunter Harrison.\n25. The Pasta App\n\nThat\u2019s some precise pasta footwork, yelldesign.\n26. San Francisco City Hall Vinecation\n\nCharlie Love\u2019s perfect loop #vinecation is mesmerizing.\n27. How to Clear Your Garage From a Scary Ghost\n\nJethro Ames proves his animation prowess in this Vine video.\n28. 'Rawr' Means 'I Love You'\n\nRemember, Khoa \u2014 some dinosaurs eat meat.\n29. 'I think it's obvious what you are, Harry...'\n\nJust how is Jackson Holland doing that? Dumbledore would be proud.\n30. The Lord Moves in Mysterious Ways\n\nScreen and television writer Nick Confalone's many Vine videos focus on voiceovers and his adorable son.\n31. Pep Talk With Evancredible\n\nJosh Darnit also has a cute kid \u2014 the surprisingly articulate Evancredible. \n32. Speaking With Squirrels\n\nJerome Jarre\u2019s accent and this squirrel are just one example of his many feel-good Vine videos \u2014 he also likes to give out free hugs.\n33. Snow (Hey Oh) #NoseGuitar\n\nEric Nakassa demonstrates some waves as he gets up close and personal with his guitar.\nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.\nHomepage image: GE"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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