[Web-share]: Metropolis- City Animation made entirely from Images Printed on Paper

Happened to land on and surf an interesting tech blog- Digital Urban (through NetworkedBlogs application of facebook) that has some interesting stuff on architectural modeling, visualization, etc.

Sharing one of the posts from their blog that's quite interesting, and which entails a video that "uses stop motion video animation to physically manipulate aerial still images of the city (both real and fictional), creating a landscape in constant motion".

The blog mentions that the video been generated entirely from images printed on paper with animation put in to create a dynamic visual rendition to an urban plan.

(Click here to watch the video in case it doesn't load here automatically)

Metropolis by Rob Carter from Rob Carter on Vimeo.

Original post: Metropolis: City Animation made entirely from Images Printed on Paper

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