Probably the most artistic thing i've seen in a while.

[Blue]

http://www.blublu.org/sito/video/muto.htm

Crazy short. Whole thing is stop motion wall painted animation. Can't tell what kind of paint was used, but it is pretty amazing.

[Dose206]

ah, Ive seen bits and pieces of that on youtube. pretty awesome to see the whole thing.

[Jacob Kobryn]

That is insanely awesome... I love the thing that was eating the papers from the walls.

[entdroid]

Can't tell what kind of paint was used, but it is pretty amazing.

Considering the Argentinian paint market, it's probably just normal cheap wall paint...

Yeah it's a great vid, though i think I've seen it posted in the cheer me up thread before.

[Helioth]

Thanks for sharing, I'm a little happier for having seen it.

[Robert.B]

siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiick

[Nightblue]

Very cool :-o This reminds me of another video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtzdxseO-gs) I saw some time ago, only cool in a different and creepy way.

[Clodioz]

Considering the Argentinian paint market, it's probably just normal cheap wall paint...

Yeah it's a great vid, though i think I've seen it posted in the cheer me up thread before.

mmm no me gustó tu comentario, lo encontré despectivo. Podrías haber dicho "debe ser pintura normal, barata, para ahorrar costos", en vez de decir "considerando el mercado de pinturas argentino"...

Sea el país que sea, no creo que puedan o necesiten comprar pintura de primer nivel para realizar una obra que requiera volumen por sobre la calidad de pintura...

concluyendo:
viendo el video y considerando el mercado de pinturas en España, si esto lo hubiesen hecho allá, hubieran comprado la misma pintura barata normal de muralla.

[ArtZealot]

yeah that was definately cool. thx.

[Dian3]

mmm no me gustó tu comentario, lo encontré despectivo. Podrías haber dicho "debe ser pintura normal, barata, para ahorrar costos", en vez de decir "considerando el mercado de pinturas argentino"
(...)


Clodioz, no creo que Entroid lo estaba diciendo de manera ofensiva con respecto al pais, por cierto Entroid es Argentina.

[~Faust~]

That was extremely awesome...

[Blue]

Yea sorry if this was posted before, it is a first for me. :)

[Clodioz]

Clodioz, no creo que Entroid lo estaba diciendo de manera ofensiva con respecto al pais, por cierto Entroid es Argentina.

:O mis disculpas entonces :o

[TheGnoll]

the town i live in is full of this guy's work, and the man has some pretty awesome sketchbooks published and painted some really great wall paintings.This video this must be new, last time i checked his site they were just individual smaller vids...i thinks its probably just normal wall paint, its the way he uses it that is pure genius :D

ciao

[Candy Rain]

I find myself divided. On the one hand, it's amazing to see that sort of 'street animation.' On the other hand, I am rabidly against graffiti art, though it looks like the artist used a lot of condemned or abandoned property to create the images.

So I'm torn about how I feel about the canvas chosen, but I admire profusely the incredible amount of work that went into the animation and the smoothness of the art.

[aussiedeza]

So cool it just kept on going and going!

[Zaxser]

I find myself divided. On the one hand, it's amazing to see that sort of 'street animation.' On the other hand, I am rabidly against graffiti art, though it looks like the artist used a lot of condemned or abandoned property to create the images.

So I'm torn about how I feel about the canvas chosen, but I admire profusely the incredible amount of work that went into the animation and the smoothness of the art.

As I've had graffiti artist explain to me: most of the time, places don't look like crap because graffiti is there, places have graffiti because they look like crap.

The exception to this, of course, is gang grafitti, which has a complete different intent, purpose, and look.

[Lotet]

that was so awezome!

[Candy Rain]

As I've had graffiti artist explain to me: most of the time, places don't look like crap because graffiti is there, places have graffiti because they look like crap.

The exception to this, of course, is gang grafitti, which has a complete different intent, purpose, and look.

Eh, I would disagree with this, but that's neither here nor there, and probably inappropriate for the thread. The scope of the work in the video tickles my fancy, and that's good enough for me. Albeit some of it's disturbing...there's only so many times I can see someone climb out of someone else's chest or mouth before I start getting creeped out. XD

[revenebo]

The Gnoll is he the same guy who has painted several walls in Bologna? If he's not the style is quite similar...

[Blue]

I find myself divided. On the one hand, it's amazing to see that sort of 'street animation.' On the other hand, I am rabidly against graffiti art, though it looks like the artist used a lot of condemned or abandoned property to create the images.

So I'm torn about how I feel about the canvas chosen, but I admire profusely the incredible amount of work that went into the animation and the smoothness of the art.

Pretty sure he had permission to paint on every possible bit of wall. Considering the amount of time and energy put into this, I doubt he just painted it on someone's house while they were out grocery shopping :)

[Candy Rain]

Pretty sure he had permission to paint on every possible bit of wall. Considering the amount of time and energy put into this, I doubt he just painted it on someone's house while they were out grocery shopping :)

Oh no, I'm sure he did --the sheer scale would make it kind of difficult to do on the fly.

[Smarty]

saw this vid last week, was definately awesome!

has everyone seen his huge painting on the side of the tate modern?