(This by the way, if anybody should still believe otherwise, proves that nudity and violence was not invented by television! Humans have always enjoyed a good spoonful of both in their cultural diet.)
Monday, January 20, 2014
Paintings, animated
Here is a video with classical paintings, subtly animated. Note, though it is "only" paintings, there is quite liberal amounts of violence and especially nudity. You have been warned.
(This by the way, if anybody should still believe otherwise, proves that nudity and violence was not invented by television! Humans have always enjoyed a good spoonful of both in their cultural diet.)
(This by the way, if anybody should still believe otherwise, proves that nudity and violence was not invented by television! Humans have always enjoyed a good spoonful of both in their cultural diet.)
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A pretty good survey of classical art, too, withinn the constraints of a one-dimensional "story-line."
Any thoughts on how they are able to animate this? I know, most of you probable think it's old hat, but humor me. Thanks.
Tommy
The separate each part, and instructs the computer how to move them.
Wow, now that's what I call art!
"Advisory: classic art images." LOL!
Yes, dear god. Some of it was almost as bad as watching the news! :-)
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