For this animation, the way I found to portray motion madness was by mixing various different techniques.
I used acrylic paint, oil pastels, colored pencils, printing, scanning, cutting, clay stop motion, 3D in Blender, 2D animation, paper character rigs, and composition in After Effects.
I used acrylic paint, oil pastels, colored pencils, printing, scanning, cutting, clay stop motion, 3D in Blender, 2D animation, paper character rigs, and composition in After Effects.
The premise of the video is that by working with a Huion tablet, we are no longer slaves to the restrictions of using a mouse. We would now be using a tool that gives us more creative power. I wanted to depict this through the morphing of the mouse into a pen, and at the moment the reality distorts, the character enters a vortex of creativity, which ends with they catching the pen to create works like this video.
To give it unity throughout the different scenes, during the tunnel one, the objects passing by were also on the desk scene: the post-its stuck to the computer, the green head, the red, pink, and blue stones inside the glass jar, and a figure with the same three colors as the pencil holder.
