Rotoscoped Mad Max: Fury Road Trailer Is as Pretty as a Painting
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It’s as simple as painting over footage in Photoshop, but artist Pablo Fern?ndez Eyre has managed to turn Fury Road into even more of a living work of art, creating the effect of a literal artist’s canvas in motion.
Now, let’s have 500 thinkpieces about whether or not this process makes Imperator Furiosa more or less empowering, please. Think you can do that for me, Internet?
Animated "Mad Max: Fury Road" Tribute from whoispablo on Vimeo.
h/t Edwin Santos
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