This animation by Denis Chapon is epic. There can be nothing more important for you to do right now than to watch this.
In 2008, with no exact plan in place, Denis just took to doodling on the backside of used paper. He made 12 drawings a day (that equaled one second of animation). And then, each of the following days, he took the last three drawings from the day before and kept on animating. Three years later, that slow accumulation of little bits of effort over time rendered an incredible movie that's captivating to watch and completely filled with spontaneity. What an incredible victory.
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Also, I liked watching the dates scroll like a stopwatch in the bottom right corner. He numbered every single piece.
I think the last number is 2772.
i liked the transparency of the scrap paper.
Repetition is the key.
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