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Last year, I posted Dot, the world’s smallest stop motion animation. Well today, here is the largest! Enjoy! Kids these days and their digital gear… Plot Device from Red Giant on Vimeo. South by Southwest Homesick Blues This video from 1989 is extremely depressing. Herein is covered every single problem we are dealing with today; a decay and disrespect of science, abuse of natural resources and climate change. I dare you to watch and not shake your head. The thing that I come away with the most after watching this video is how the spikes are from cities that have wired populations or top heavy with college students. From Jer Thorp, an artist from Vancouver, animating what it would look like if the 1,200 new exoplanets discovered by the Kepler orbiting telescope were in one single gigantic star system. Amazing. Kepler Exoplanet Candidates from blprnt on Vimeo. This was shot with a smartphone camera and a microscope for a lens. The character was too small to move on an armature but need to be printed on a 3D printer and handpainted for the scenes. Just insane! |
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