Brusspup once again blows my mind (see previously below). His latest project is an extremely well executed animation, using a grid of tea candles to represent classic video games.
How did he do it?
Most likely simple stop motion techniques (light a candle, take a picture; light a candle, take a picture).
Is that all? Comment below if you can shed any further light on the HowTo behind the masterpiece.
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Create a Six-Frame Animation with a Single Sheet of Paper
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Make a simple stop motion animation using a drawing
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Make realistic claymation characters
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Zoetrope + Bicycle Wheel = Cyclotrope
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Create stop motion light painting for animation
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Make wire armatures for stop motion
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Build a DIY professional animation studio
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Animate World of Warcraft characters for Machinima
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Learn the six animation principles
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Make a simple wire armature for a stop motion puppet
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Make replacement mouths for stop motion armatures
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Make Lego figures fly using stop-motion animation
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Keep armature puppet standing without a tiedown
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2,000 Watercolor Paintings + 3 Months Hard Work = 1 Amazing Animation
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Widen a LEGO mini-figure's arm motion for brickfilms
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Make clay look like fabric for stop motion armatures
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Make your own animated flip book
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Make a 6 inch armature for stop motion animation
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Sculpt the face of a polymer clay stop motion armature
HowTo:
Create a Six-Frame Animation with a Single Sheet of Paper
How To:
Make a simple stop motion animation using a drawing
How To:
Make realistic claymation characters
News:
Zoetrope + Bicycle Wheel = Cyclotrope
How To:
Create stop motion light painting for animation
How To:
Make wire armatures for stop motion
How To:
Build a DIY professional animation studio
How To:
Animate World of Warcraft characters for Machinima
How To:
Learn the six animation principles
How To:
Make a simple wire armature for a stop motion puppet
How To:
Make replacement mouths for stop motion armatures
How To:
Make Lego figures fly using stop-motion animation
How To:
Keep armature puppet standing without a tiedown
News:
2,000 Watercolor Paintings + 3 Months Hard Work = 1 Amazing Animation
How To:
Widen a LEGO mini-figure's arm motion for brickfilms
How To:
Make clay look like fabric for stop motion armatures
How To:
Make your own animated flip book
How To:
Make a 6 inch armature for stop motion animation
How To:
Sculpt the face of a polymer clay stop motion armature
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