Fujiya & Miyagi: Ankle Injuries

2 Commentsby   |  11.13.14  |  Media

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  1. Cierra Fitzgerald
    10:52 pm, 11.18.14

    It amazes me how much work was probably put into this project. Normally, it would take a series of pictures to create a video such as this, so I am guessing it took thousands of pictures to animate all of the picture elements. The camera probably had to be set up on a contraption to where it would not move at all, or else the series of pictures might not align. Not only that, but it probably took a lot of work just to arrange the individual ‘pixels’ represented by objects. This was probably an extremely time-consuming and difficult project.

  2. Caroline Levinson
    2:36 pm, 12.09.14

    I absolutely love this idea. It reminds me of the little, drawn flip books I would make when I was little. The actual drawings did not move. But when you change little things page after page after page, it gives the impression of movement. This video is a work of art because of the precision of the changes in movement, that create forms and faces, that also move and change.

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