shortfilm with a handcrafted paper marionette (not computer generated).
The Ostrich from Lucas Zanotto on Vimeo.
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2 comments:
Very cool video. Poor ostrich lost his color, but at least one of those sharp wedges didn't fall on his head!
This is a really interesting video! I like the quality of movement that was achieved by using paper.
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