This week I focused on looking for GIF artist.
I was attracted to Micael Reynaud’s work because it used
photographs/videos rather than illustrations.
He refers to his creations as “hypnotic very short films.” I found this not only true when watching the
GIFS, but a relatable statement as well.
A short film still tells a story and had me thinking of how we’ve have
been pushing ourselves in our own work to produce a whole story with one or
very few images.
Award-Winning
GIFs by Micaël Reynaud Warp Space and Time | Colossal (thisiscolossal.com)
INSA work caught my attention because at first it did appear
to be a combination of illustrations on top of a photograph, which essentially yes,
it is. However, the animated portion of
the GIF is his own real-world murals. I
found this amazing and an interesting concept of taking your artwork one step further. The video link below GIF shows how the artist created
this world’s largest animated GIF (if anyone is interested.) It
was photographed by satellite 400 miles away and covered 57, 515 square meters
of ground space.
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