The author explained the process under the video posted on Vimeo, writing:

“To create 349, a dance performance was videotaped and converted into a series of still frames. Over the span of two years, 349 different people each redrew one of these frames after being asked to “draw yourself and someone with whom you have a significant connection.” The resulting drawings were scanned, sequenced, and synced to music to create the short animated dance film.”

And now it’s here – enjoy!

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The author explained the process under the video posted on Vimeo, writing:

“To create 349, a dance performance was videotaped and converted into a series of still frames. Over the span of two years, 349 different people each redrew one of these frames after being asked to “draw yourself and someone with whom you have a significant connection.” The resulting drawings were scanned, sequenced, and synced to music to create the short animated dance film.”

And now it’s here – enjoy!

The post “349” is a Stop-Motion Short Film Drawn by over 300 Illustrators appeared first on TettyBetty.