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Monday, February 22, 2016

Zoetrope



Zoetropes are kinda cool. This was a pain in the ass to make. Very finicky, and I probably should have used less frames for the animation, cuz I feel the slats are too wide. All in all it took multiple hours to get something I don't like that much, but now I know how to do it.

I made the assets in illustrator, edited it in AfterEffects, then published it via Premiere. Moseltov.
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