This isn't exactly illustration, but I did this animation last night. It's a William Kentridge based assignment, so I took this opportunity to try animating. I'll try and post on here in-tandem w/ conceptart.org!
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3 comments:
Thomas, that's disgusting...but in a good way! Nice job. Next time, tho, you might want to use a tripod to shoot your frames so they don't shift around.
very cool! I disagree with the tripod suggestion, I like the shifting element in there.
Here is a cool animation that Suzy Maier found on YouTube. Very much like a William Kentridge but the environment becomes the canvas. It's pretty amazing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Jfcpa_x4Lg
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