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Sunday, November 15, 2009

Stop Animation

Stop Animation - the art of making still life, move. Well, generally speaking that is.


I have been a fan of this type of art for some time now, and I decided to write a blog about it, and show some of my personal favorite stop animation videos.

I am a fan of photography, Not really of people, but of just every day life, or amazing scenery. I love the way it captures the true colors of things and makes them stand out to help you realize how beautiful the world is. Past all of the modern junk like Politics, War, Pollution, and the works, there is a world all of its own. I love photographers that capture that. I also love how this can tie in with stop animation.

Stop animation is also similar to claymation (such as Gumby). Stop animation is usually pictures of things, frame after frame, and when played back, it looks like motion.

Here are some examples.
Some videos can be made to send a message.

Bottled Water, photographs by James Worrell from James Worrell on Vimeo.

Others can be for fun, or to do something you've never done before.

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Poetry In Motion

I realize that the title is very cliche, but nothing else describes it better.


Over the years, I have taken interest in people doing amazing things.
Not like bench pressing 500 points. I don't find that amazing at all.
I mean stuff like Parkour, People doing tricks on bikes, or really just anything that the average person cannot do right off the bat.

What is Parkour?
Parkour, in my own definition, is making art with your body out of everyday objects. That is a bad definition.
Like, I cannot express this form of art with words. I can however demonstrate with video.

Parkour from Christopher Polydoroff on Vimeo.

That video was the best possible way to describe it in less then two minutes.

Other amazing things.

I know you may not think much of it, but Street bikers who do stunts and stuff, have also dedicated a lot of their time (and sometimes life) to perfect this.

To people doing this, keep on doing it. If you do this type of stuff, and want your video up on here, please just send me a link to the video through one of the ways to contact me on the LLIOF Links box on the right. I would be glad to put it up.

I will leave this post with a final video.