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Tag Archives: stop-motion animation

Flawed Symmetry of Prediction – Jeff Frost

Combining still and time-lapse photography with motion, music, and art, Frost reveals a world rarely seen. Rooted in science and the exploration of space, Frost’s work explodes with light, fire, and sound, utilizing 2D and 3D perspective, leading the viewer on a unique visual journey through worlds both real and imagined. via

Les Astronautes

Created in 1959 by Walerian Borowczyk & Chris Marker

The End is a Beginning – Sean Pecknold

By Sean Pecknold

Dead All Along – Giles Timms

Enchanted by a pixie, a child called Yorick enters a magical kingdom, but when Yorick returns he finds his world ravaged by time.

The music video is set in a hand drawn pen and ink world inspired by Edward Gorey and animated in a cut-out style.

Music by Ceri Frost

Les Paysages (Landscapes) – Jerónimo Rocha

Much Better Now – Salon Alpin

Books are little bits of adventure, even for the bookmark.

Undertow – Tool

Your Occasional Friday Rogue Video has arrived…

Tool’s music is generally dark and metalically disturbing, dancing the range from symphonic to near-avante garde. Their music videos, often conceived/directed by front man Maynard James Keenan, are little windows into an unsettling alternate reality. (why yes, i do have every one of their albums, why do you ask?)

38-39°C – Kangmin Kim

38-39˚c gives us the blueprint of a relationship between a father and son inside the dream the protagonist experiences while under the spell of the elevated temperatures of a bathhouse. Thick sheets of paper in exquisite arrangement represent the two men who are linked by their identical birthmarks, yet cannot seem to look at each other. —- Maureen Selwood

h/t The Pleasure of Chaos

Fast Film – Virgil Widrich

How many of the movies can you name?

Fast Film is an animated homage to motion pictures, hand-made by folding 65,000 print outs of film frames into three dimensional objects.

A woman is abducted and a man comes to her rescue, but during their escape they find themselves in the enemy’s secret headquarters.

via

Going West – NZ Book Council

This is probably the best example of paper cut stop-motion animation I have seen in a very long time – if ever.

Animation by Andersen M Studio

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