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Amazing art in motion

posted by [personal profile] rivers_bend at 10:23pm on 12/08/2009 under ,
This is one of the most stunning things I have ever seen.


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posted by [identity profile] tiffosis.livejournal.com at 05:35am on 13/08/2009
*has no adequate words*
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posted by [identity profile] rivers-bend.livejournal.com at 05:03pm on 13/08/2009
I know. What do you even say about that? I was weeping and jaw-dropping.
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posted by [identity profile] growyourwings.livejournal.com at 07:45am on 13/08/2009
Wow.

The imagination and talent of people will never cease to amaze me. This is got to be one of the unusual, yet beautiful things I've ever seen.

How ever did you find it?

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posted by [identity profile] rivers-bend.livejournal.com at 05:05pm on 13/08/2009
I know! It is just incredible. I kept thinking, "how did she even imagine that she could do that?"

[livejournal.com profile] ignipes had posted it on her journal. I saw it on friend's friends.
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posted by [identity profile] bevismusson.livejournal.com at 09:24am on 13/08/2009
That's absolutely stunning. The practice and thought that must have gone into that just astounds me.

Sort of similar is the technique used for the animated version of Shakespeare that the BBC and S4C did together a few years back. They did about twelve plays cut down to half an hour and animated in different styles. Some better than others, but the Hamlet one is just stunning. It's done with oil paint on glass and each frame is done by wiping away and repainting some of the oils so they couldn't ever go back and redo a frame if they made a mistake. It's all up on youtube, not great quality but enough to see quite how incredible the animation is. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-S0M1PkNcQ
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posted by [identity profile] rivers-bend.livejournal.com at 05:08pm on 13/08/2009
That is what I kept thinking. Like, how did she train herself to do that? It is nothing even remotely like picking up a pen or a paintbrush, I wouldn't think. Though I guess it's a little like standard fingerpainting as you're learning.

wow. that is incredible animation!
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posted by [identity profile] flawedamythyst.livejournal.com at 11:01am on 13/08/2009
That was awesome!
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posted by [identity profile] rivers-bend.livejournal.com at 05:09pm on 13/08/2009
my jaw was totally on the floor.
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posted by [identity profile] silsbee329.livejournal.com at 01:57pm on 13/08/2009
*jawdrop*

Amazing.
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posted by [identity profile] rivers-bend.livejournal.com at 05:09pm on 13/08/2009
EXACTLY.

Just... HOW???????????????
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posted by [identity profile] ia-ne.livejournal.com at 05:00pm on 13/08/2009
That's incredible, thanks for sharing!

It's amazing that you can tell a gripping story with sand and light and music, although Metallica did feel a little odd *g*
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posted by [identity profile] rivers-bend.livejournal.com at 05:10pm on 13/08/2009
You're welcome! :D

It was an amazing story. It totally made me weep at some points.

I don't know Metallica well enough to have recognized it :)
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posted by [identity profile] ia-ne.livejournal.com at 06:40pm on 13/08/2009
Nothing Else Matters is a fantastic song, it's just that it makes me think more of highschool than of occupied Ukraine :)

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