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Topic: Non Screen Animation
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Michael
IE # 179
Member # 104
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Trace your animation frames, cut them as stencils and then spray them all over town. Then shoot them!
Here's what you get.
Nice.
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SpudLass
IE # 203
Member # 1066
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I saw a link to this from BoingBoing, and I thought it was just beautiful! Live action, urban animation-- I can't believe noone's thought of it before.
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Dan P.
IE # 248
Member # 893
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I've seen this use of animation before actually. They used it to sell products in subway tunnels. Not exactly the same thing but it was really neat looking.
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JDC
IE # 116
Member # 1993
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I love it.. its like underground animation. The first rule of animation.. is you don't talk about animation..
uh. that won't work. still cool tho!
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Chris Roman
IE # 223
Member # 551
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As much as I hate to be mister wet blanket, couldn't he've achieved the same thing with a digital camera and photoshop instead of vandalizing the whole neighborhood?
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JDC
IE # 116
Member # 1993
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That wouldn't be as cool!!! although I would've taken the lazy way out.. heck, I would of photoshopped it on historical landmarks.. like statue of liberty and Mt. Rushmore.. great wall of china.. have the animation be themed to those places.. Okay thats it!.. nobody steal my idea unless you pay me a bajigagillion dollars!..
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Rupert Piston
IE # 175
Member # 2875
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I'm sure some of you have seen Blue Man Group--they have a spinning sculpture with a well aimed light that makes it look like a circle of tribal dancing. Pretty cool.
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