Artist Pahnl Whatnow has breathed life into spray paint with his trippy amoeba-esque animated images. Whatnow created his "Aerosol Amoeba" by dripping spray paint on acetate for a total of 144 hours, and then condensed the motion down to four minutes.
Put it on widescreen, sit back and enjoy.
Music by Kidstreet.
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3 Comments
I feel like i just watched the creation of the universe.
it feels like a game i played before its called bubble tanks lol they should make those into animated screen savers
That looks beautiful. I would love to have a photo of it for in my home. :)
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