There is not much to say about this weeks stop motion video apart from the following words - creative, mind-blowing, time consuming and mind-blowing again. Seriously im not kidding - Cesar Diaz spent 3 months making this stop motion film out of nothing but sand, a light table and camera….
So are we agreed? Mind blowing or not? Check out the making of below if you are not convinced!
Over the last year or so we have seen stop motion animation start to crop up more and more as a style in television ads for some big brands - the best examples have to be Amazon and Olympus Cameras. But today I thought we would take a few steps back and look at a much older stop motion animation (more of a short film really) that was created just as digital SLR cameras were becoming popular. So enjoy this little gem below titled Crooked (Orcus) Rot by David Firth;
If you are a regular reader of this blog you probably remember BLU's last stop monition project called COMBO - an amazingly creative collaborative piece with David Ellis anther very talented street artist. Well twelve months later (I honestly am constantly amazed at the time and effort required to do this) BLU has out done himself and produced something that is possibly even better - presenting BIG BANG BIG BOOM
With more than 3,5 million views across various postings of the video in one month BIG BANG BIG BOOM is an "unscientific point of view on the beginning and evolution of life…and how it probably end" - Some quite heavy subject matter but I have always though the story of evolution is a perfect fit with BLU's style. This video is simply inspiring from start to finish. Everything from sound design to the amount of detail in each shot… brilliant im sure you would agree.
An awesome stop motion video regarding the solving of one of the world’s most difficult and highly acclaimed multi-dimensional puzzles…. The Rubik’s Cube. Check out this awesome stop motion display below:
This video was uploaded on to YouTube in May 2007 and has accumulated 2,465,054 views since then. As mentioned earlier, the Rubik’s cube is a 3D puzzle invented by infamous Professor of Architecture, Erno’ Rubik. 36 years later, this invention is still taking the world by storm as a historical artifact in many tecnhnological mediums.
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