Showing posts with label animation :: zoetrope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation :: zoetrope. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Pixar's Zoetrope

Pixar. Xoetropes. What a wonderful combination! See the guys from Toy Story in action. LINK

Saturday, June 4, 2011

We've Got Time

This music video uses multiple praxinoscopes to tell it's story. Making use of illustrations reflected by mirrors, side-by-side and stacked, this is an interesting take on the zoetrope. LINK

The Largest Zoetrope

A promotion for Sony, this video zoetrope was officially verified by Guiness World Record Book as the largest zoetrope. LINK

Phonotrope :: Jim le Fevre and Malcolm Goldie

Two guys, a phonograph, some clay, and some cameras. See what they came up with playing around one night. I think they also did a great job of synching their animation to a fun music clip. LINK

Alimation :: Alecandre DUBOSC

This projects takes the idea of a zoetrope in a different direction, using food as the medium. My favorite is the last one in the video, a cake whose decoration is animated in both two and three dimensions. LINK

Cyclotrope :: Tim Wheatley

Tim Wheatley zoetrope made from a bicycle wheel does a good job of reminding us that we don't need a computer, camera, or even a record player to create fun animations. Check out the video on vimeo. LINK

Saturday, February 6, 2010

Temperley London Circus Zoetrope


This little video made for the Temperley Spring 2010 collection is pretty darned cool. It uses a zoetrope and a side show feel. Very cool and a must watch. LINK
 
You can also check out their interactive website. LINK