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13. self portrait

by Huba Gancsos

1 year ago

12. caterpillar

by Huba Gancsos

1 year ago

11. man

by Huba Gancsos

1 year ago

10. pond

by Huba Gancsos

1 year ago

9. cloudy day

by Huba Gancsos

1 year ago

8. rubix

by Huba Gancsos

2 years ago

7. bugs

by Huba Gancsos

2 years ago

6. topography

by Huba Gancsos

2 years ago

5. okinawa

by Huba Gancsos

2 years ago

4. nozawa

by Huba Gancsos

2 years ago

3. candles

by Huba Gancsos

2 years ago

2. matsumoto

by Huba Gancsos

2 years ago

1. chess

by Huba Gancsos

2 years ago

i like making these sketches that i can only describe as being topographical. this video was made one line, one picture at a time. nothing automated.

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Burak BG Polat
14 days ago
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27 days ago
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2 months ago
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2 months ago
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2 months ago
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4 months ago
Lucas Lewis
4 months ago
Magudapathi Govindaraj
4 months ago
Julian van Buul
5 months ago
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6 months ago
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Lucasberg (Joey) 2 years ago

That's so cool.
Huba Gancsos 2 years ago

many thanks
Alex Itin 2 years ago

very beautiful
charlesk 2 years ago

very nice!
Travelatix 2 years ago

Good! How many pics did you take to make this time lapse movie?
Huba Gancsos 2 years ago

the video is made up of 1154 pictures taken over 2 or 3 weeks.
Travelatix 2 years ago

You did a great job!
Dave Nix 2 years ago

way neato!
Shrew 2 years ago

This is so awesome!
Ayz Waraich 2 years ago

this is one of the coolest things i've seen on vimeo.

well done.
Sebastian Waters 2 years ago

yeah, well done
Alex 2 years ago

Fresh!
Stephen Lewis 2 years ago

Wow, artistic skills AND patience!
Scott Taylor 2 years ago

This is really artistic and cool.
RLM Productions 2 years ago

Very Interesting thanks for sharing, simple shapes become amazing things and to take it on video bravo.
Eric E. Anderson 2 years ago

Totally dig this! Wow, over 1100 shots?! What a great idea.

I used do to the same thing except brain style mazes. I should try this.
Erio 2 years ago

wow... i love this... its so beautiful... =)
Monconic 2 years ago

Absolutely amazing! Did you do this in 1 session?
Huba Gancsos 2 years ago

nope. on and off for 2 or 3 weeks. you notice at one point the framing shifts. i must have bumped the tripod...
eric cwiertny 2 years ago

YES! So cool...
desarmadaenelsillon 2 years ago

is that a moleskine scketchboock?

I liked it.
designakt 2 years ago

wow, beatiful...
who needs programming, this is way cooler.
Vormplus 2 years ago

Nice work.
victor neemau burgos 2 years ago

nice work keepin light still (:
Tim Eichmann 2 years ago

That's cool.....

We learned this in drawing class almost 20 years ago. And the funny thing is that I still do this today !!!
matthew carrozo 2 years ago

i love it!
defetto 1 year ago

yeah great stuff
Drix 1 year ago

Wow, great shoot, and I love the final product as well!
sanddunesandsea 1 year ago

too cool
Lanvideosource 1 year ago

Ocular massage!
Tim Montoya 1 year ago

what camera did you use?
Huba Gancsos 1 year ago

i used an olympus c-8080 wide zoom.
Anna and Gedi Toth 1 year ago

This was so cool Huba, the final piece is beautiful as was every step along the way. I love it!
Manda 1 year ago

Very nice!!
Great image on Tatami mat :-)
Dany Perez 11 months ago

He, I like making them too. Except mine start out as basic shapes, and then I go from there. I also hide elements in mine. I don't know what it is about it that makes me want to draw them, but once I start, I find it hard to stop. Although I don't go as far as coloring them as you do. Maybe I'll try making a video of one of mine.