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October 24, 2007
Human flipbooks, Lego films, & more
Of stop motion & time lapses:
- 150 t-shirts + 150 iron-ons + one heck of a lot of precision ironing = the Human Flipbook, created for sandwich chain Erbert & Gerbert. [Via Dustin Black, "Chief Simian Liaison" @ Colle+McVoy]
- Ironic Sans tells the story of Art Binninger, a Star Trek fan who made stop-motion animated Star Trek parody films from 1974 until Paramount put the smack down in 1986. [Via]
- The boxes be flyin' in "Platform," a stop-motion film. (The stack's got kind of a Q*bert look to it.) [Via]
- Legos fly together Busby Berkeley-style to create the Millenium Falcon. [Via]
- CNET hosts a gallery of more Lego stop motion. Bohemian Rhapsody ain't bad.
Comments
Re: Human Flipbook.
I must be missing something here. Why go through the trouble of ironing anything when the flipbook effect can be achieved in Photoshop without ironing anything?
[It's a little like asking why someone would climb Everest: "Because it was there." Because they could, just to be difficult/clever. --J.]
for more on flip books, see Flippies Custom flip books