Remember when you were just a kid and you drew these little flip-book animations, possibly using a pad of sticky notes? Then, you grew up and got a job and slowly surfed the waves of entropy towards death (and possible rebirth?). Meanwhile, Belgium-based French artists like Julien Maire never grew up, moving well beyond your cute flip-book drawings to create a 3D printed animation series that would have blown your cartoons out of the water.
At iMAL in Belgium, CNET reports, artist Julien Marie has used a Form 1 3D printer to create the 85, three-dimensional still frames for his unique installation “Relief”. In clear resin, Marie 3D printed each frame of a person digging, an animation created by Paul Jadoul of Studio l’Enclume,and attached them to a moving belt placed in front of a light projector.…
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