A Growing Pile of Work
by Graphic designer Siggi Eggertsson compiled over four hundred images that he created over the past six years into this weird animation.
Tagged: cool animation, Siggi Eggertsson
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Cydney said | 22 September, 2009
I find this to be a really intriguing way of telling your story. When each image appears, I’m still trying to connect with the previous one, which really kept my attention. Not only is the entire video appealing, but each frame is visually interesting. well done.