4 days' drawing art on a wall

[looeee]

I timelapsed two friends creating an art commission for a design agency.

I was all photographed using my GRDIII with CW2 lens
4 Days of painting, 12,000 photos.
Each frame is a blend of 4 photos, taken 10 seconds apart,
The 100 photos shown in a second are equivalent to 16m 40s painting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEjD2YcXvjs

 

[thelps]

that is a very intense timelapse you have made.
Quite intriguing to watch.

I liked the panning and manual zooming you did during the "filming"
Of course a congratulations to the artists who did the wall.
Its curious to see they did a lot of foreground first rather than the other way round.

I wonder if the office who had the art done could equally have your film on display at the same location.

 

[looeee]

Thanks, it was fun to make, although my role on-site was limited to changing the battery in the camera every 4.5 hours, making tea and fetching lunch

All the panning and zooming was done in adobe aftereffects, but even with the CW2 I had so many spare pixels to play with I only needed to zoom past 100% once.

What you can't see clearly is that the first thing they did was to sketch the whole thing out in pencil, which probably helped doing the foreground.

Because they are a design agency they have big plans for the timelapse, whatever that means.

 

[Wiener]

Very interesting project with a superb outcome: stunningly professional...very well done!
Andy