I like the dynamics in this video and the style of painting, also it’s all relatively low-tech which makes a change from pure animation.
They have a few other ones on their site and the ‘Combo’ video is interesting too: www.blublu.org
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1 Ric // Sep 29, 2010 at 14:49
That’s a hell of a lot of work. I wonder how they get permission to paint everywhere. I’d seen one of their videos before but not to that scale, and not incorporating objects, I really like the transition from paint to 3D object and back again. Very good. Imagine trying to get permission for something like this to be done in Guernsey!
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