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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Make wire armatures for stop motion
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