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This is my second paper-animation movie. These are reversible b&w paper structures, based on Hexstatic's "Pulse" (Ninjatune) played reverse, each object illustrating a sound.
This a stop-motion movie, so I had to cut and fold approximatively 270 models I previously had drawn before filming each one of them : over 2500 pictures were taken, no cg work at all.
Hope you'll enjoy it !

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  • Silfer Media 7 months ago
    Looks incredible. After doing a few stopmotion animations myself I don't even dare to think how long this took to make...
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  • Loup Thévenin 7 months ago
    well thanks to you, I found your vid with the couscous pretty good-looking too. Actually it took me a some weeks to think, draw and fold the models, and the shooting and montage took 24 hours_without sleeping :)_
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  • The Rainbowmonkey plus 6 months ago
    Wonderful! The reverse paper effect looks so delicious at times!
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  • ineaux 5 months ago
    bravo!

    you should show it to the guys from hexstatic, i think they would dig what you have done
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  • azusa plus 5 months ago
    this is amaging,
    nice idea for the music as well,
    make me want to do something like this now!
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  • oniricovideos 5 months ago
    This is very nice man,
    good work.-
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  • This is seriously so good.
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  • malcolm man 5 months ago
    brilliantly timed with the music.


    Loved it.
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  • Kelly Psykoesis plus 5 months ago
    AMAZING dedication to the vision, how much coffee does one consume during this process?
  • Loup Thévenin 5 months ago
    haha ! Coffe yes, but not to much so that the hands won't uncontrolably shake :)
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  • Matt Saunders 5 months ago
    Ive watched this so many times now and I still love it :)
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  • Sally Richardson 5 months ago
    This is lovely. I am doing stop frame animation with my year eight class and will show them next week! thank you!
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  • Patoman 5 months ago
    Awesomeness wickedy-woo!
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  • Chas B 5 months ago
    What a great flick. that took dedication . I know this wasnt something that took 10 minutes to put together great job vimeo brother
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  • .carlo dj. 5 months ago
    Great job man. I can't imagine how much work this must have taken.
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  • Fatima Prioleau 5 months ago
    So mathematical. I enjoyed every minute. I had to share with my math students. Superb!
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  • Sunny Thaper plus 5 months ago
    Absolutely brilliant man. Love it.
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  • Caleb Gross 5 months ago
    this is really neat. I like the lighting...what did you use?
  • Loup Thévenin 5 months ago
    hem... two old desktop lamps ? I actually had to rework the vid because the images were green and not contrasted enough
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  • Said Isaac 5 months ago
    Oustanding!
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  • NAUSSICA_aka_TELLEMAC 5 months ago
    its cool but i think with a little bit more time you could manage more tension between the figures. but nice work anyway, respect man!.
  • Loup Thévenin 5 months ago
    You're right, the models were supposed to combine with each other but, you know what it is, not enough time, blah, blah, blah...
  • NAUSSICA_aka_TELLEMAC 5 months ago
    i know what it is, myself i often dont have time to make it right or at least as i wish i would like to do it, many of projects are just sketches for something bigger maybe in the future but, as i said - nice work.:)
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  • Cody Baldwin 5 months ago
    Sort of reminds me of early avant-garde films (abstract cinema) making claims at studying perception (i.e. youtube.com/watch?v=uhv2KpQGMqY or youtube.com/watch?v=v9yETAg-Dzk), I really like the way the shapes come alive, but are made of such simple contrasts. I particularly like the way that when the internally collapsing pyramid gets to a certain point it necessarily hops a little, like it's dancing. Thank you.
  • Loup Thévenin 5 months ago
    Thanks to you !
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  • Duncan Birnie plus 5 months ago
    Awesome work! The smoothness of motion was fantastic, and you nailed the visulisation of each sound. Great!
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  • Brainhunt.mk 5 months ago
    great work. eye-pleasing.
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  • elina shatalova 5 months ago
    Awesome!
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  • Florian Richard 5 months ago
    Respect !!! ;)
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  • Angela de Weijer 5 months ago
    Very inspiring to me, as I am a great fan of the early avantgardists like Walther Ruttman, Viking Eggeling... etc. Beautiful sound as well!! Thanks.
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  • Neil Caulfield 5 months ago
    awesome! simple yet so entertaining
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  • Fredo Viola plus 5 months ago
    wonderful!!!
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  • Antonio Lirio 5 months ago
    Simply Stunning
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  • Chris Wenting 5 months ago
    Brilliant work

    (and especially hard work :P)
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  • LA Artist 5 months ago
    wow!
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  • Swapnil Sonawane 5 months ago
    supppppppppperb!!! waiting to see more! :)
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  • Scarlet Mejia 5 months ago
    Wow that is alot of picture great work I enjoyed it very much.
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  • Un Stung 5 months ago
    Impressive.
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  • asincro 5 months ago
    wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
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  • David McLaughlin 5 months ago
    that was....incredible!
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  • Hardcuore plus 5 months ago
    amazing !
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  • ShaneLucas Bailey 5 months ago
    Beautiful... Thankyou.
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  • Jack Brown 5 months ago
    I love this. Well done, pal. Did you piece it together in After Effects?
  • Loup Thévenin 5 months ago
    No ! Without being an anti-computer, I simply don't know a thing about After Effects :)
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  • Luke Swasbrook 5 months ago
    I love it! very nice work! Inspiring!
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  • Wao 5 months ago
    What a nice work!!
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  • d tac 5 months ago
    this is so creative! very good concept and very good execution! great editing, as well as syncopation with the sounds. one of my favorite duos also, hexstatic!!!!!!
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  • rendaa plus 5 months ago
    This is awesome, must have required lots of patience!
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  • Tony Clavelli 5 months ago
    The timing is great here--the way the paper looks like it gains momentum as it swings to a different shape. Well-thought, nice work!
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  • Christopher McCastle 5 months ago
    Just wonderful. Good job. I like your subject. I would have liked to see the shapes interact with each other by the climax.
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  • willem van kruijsdijk 5 months ago
    Superb! Loved it! I would like to see a similar work with platonic solids, that must be magical, but it seems impossible to fold in paper.
  • Loup Thévenin 5 months ago
    Maybe it works with some platonic solids, that's a challeng ! I'll try it...
  • willem van kruijsdijk 5 months ago
    Yeah, it is always so intriguing these solids, and you, as the great artist you surely are could do some great work with them.
    I love the dodecahedron as a form it has something extra.....
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  • outside skate 5 months ago
    awesome.. I would love to watch it again, played in reverse .. ahah :D
  • Loup Thévenin 5 months ago
    Well, here it is :
    vimeo.com/4714253
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  • kalagura 5 months ago
    Nice work :)
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  • Manuel Drexl 5 months ago
    amazing..I know you have to be incredibly precise to get an animation like yours..
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  • Marco Pesani 5 months ago
    Beautiful!
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  • Harshit Desai 5 months ago
    this is awesome work man....u are way ahead of a beginner !!! = )
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  • Carlton Mackey 5 months ago
    take your bow
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  • miupe ökk 5 months ago
    wow... it fits perfect to music..
    really simple stuff but impressive!!

    we like it!!
    cheers
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  • Nathaniel Schweinberg 5 months ago
    this is really impressive =]
    good job!
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  • Henko 5 months ago
    Great!
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  • Peter J Charlton 5 months ago
    Really great. Full of lo fi athmosphere.
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  • Antoine Lejeune 5 months ago
    genial!
    c est dans le cadre de tes etudes?
    ou tu fais ça le dimanche?
    :)
  • Loup Thévenin 5 months ago
    Et bien en fait je suis en diplôme de gravure sur cuivre, mais on a des cours d'expression plastique et on nous donne des sujets sur lesquels on peut bosser chez nous, avec technique libre. On a eu un peu plus d'un mois pour bosser celui ci...
  • Yahya Abdal-Aziz 5 months ago
    On y donne un diplôme de gravure sur cuivre? Unreal! ;-)
    Alors, peux-tu faire un stop-mo animant une telle gravure?

    Mes formes favories sont les deux qui se font obéisance. Y la musique - cést toute ton oeuvre seulement? Vraiment cool!
  • Loup Thévenin 5 months ago
    Yes, I'm currently trying to make an animation using engraving ; hope it will work
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  • kle mar 5 months ago
    Thanx, this is cool
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  • Lawrence Fife 5 months ago
    Glorieux!
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  • Lutas plus 5 months ago
    I love this!! congrats!
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  • Zammit Shorr 5 months ago
    is it weird that i was slightly turned on by geometric shapes?
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  • Ura 5 months ago
    Well done. Great animation.
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  • Jim Helton plus 5 months ago
    Really cool. Love the setting as well as the animation.
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  • paul skillman 5 months ago
    I wonder if anyone could make a movie along the lines illustating the 11 deminsions of reality. See youtube"why do we need more than 3 deminsions?". Thats a lot of work. you did well. Thankyou.
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  • mongri 5 months ago
    wowowow! found it via lutas.it
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  • Escudero Javier plus 5 months ago
    Fascinating
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  • monica g 5 months ago
    wow!
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  • FeedzeCat ThetMotou 5 months ago
    Really good job. Congratulations, son !
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  • Chris Bourke 4 months ago
    you are such a boss
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  • Lefteris Betsis 4 months ago
    very nice!!! great work!!!
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  • Hirosei Kuruma 4 months ago
    this is amazing...
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  • Rory McLeyn 4 months ago
    absolutely superb piece of work
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  • Hexstatic Productions plus 4 months ago
    Hi

    I made the original Pulse, really cool to see this paper remix. i really like it!

    Well done!

    Stuart
    Hexstatic
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  • pincemin judith 1 month ago
    Très impressionnant ! Super boulot !
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