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vincent pianina and lorenzo papace’s paper animation
Posted on May 22, 2012 by Susan Lomuto • 1 Comment
It’s no secret that I have an ongoing fascination with beautiful animations and with paper art. The two come together in Vincent Pianina & Lorenzo Papace’s music video for Ostersoen Odland. While all three minutes and twelve seconds are wonderful, the real fun begins at the 1:55 minute mark. It’s a rollercoaster. Really.
The artists used paper to craft a mesmerizing array of props – from ships and sealife to trains and rollercoaster. Quite a feat in and of itself, but then to animate the props? Impressive. A true display of talent and skill.
Pianina & Papace’s website
More ‘making of’ photos here
Filed Under: Featured, Paper, Video
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One Response to vincent pianina and lorenzo papace’s paper animation
Wow! Awesome work that combines creativity and perseverance. Great post, thanks Susan!
vincent pianina and lorenzo papace’s paper animation | Daily Art Muse
vincent pianina and lorenzo papace’s paper animation
Posted on May 22, 2012 by Susan Lomuto • 1 Comment
It’s no secret that I have an ongoing fascination with beautiful animations and with paper art. The two come together in Vincent Pianina & Lorenzo Papace’s music video for Ostersoen Odland. While all three minutes and twelve seconds are wonderful, the real fun begins at the 1:55 minute mark. It’s a rollercoaster. Really.
The artists used paper to craft a mesme
rizing array of props – from ships and sealife to trains and rollercoaster. Quite a feat in and of itself, but then to animate the props? Impressive. A true display of talent and skill.
Pianina & Papace’s website
More ‘making of’ photos here
Filed Under: Featured, Paper, Video
← sean hennessy: tattered, stained, covered and encrusted
mauro bonaventura’s glass spheres and cages →
One Response to vincent pianina and lorenzo papace’s paper animation
Wow! Awesome work that combines creativity and perseverance. Great post, thanks Susan!