Animation Students Rotoscope Footage of a Galloping Horse From the 1870s in Creative Ways
Professor Paolo Pedercini asked his students at the Carnegie Melon University School of Art animation program to rotoscope footage of a galloping horse taken from an Eadward Muybridge plate from the 1870s. The class then created a series of unique interpretations of the horse’s motions.
I Told My Students To Rotoscope The Muybridge Horse… You Won’t Believe What Happened Next!https://t.co/R2COUn6BSt pic.twitter.com/6VD1HTniCA
— Paolo Pedercini (@molleindustria) March 8, 2016
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