Trent Shy, a talented stop-motion animator from Charleston, South Carolina, who previously created two free-flowing claymation tributes green and blue characters from pop culture, put himself in the scene as a scientist who deftly created a claymation human on his lab table. He started with the bones, then added internal organs, skin, eyes, and other completing touches necessary to bring his creation to life. After a few moments, however, Shy smashed the man down back into the pile of clay from whence he came.
I love science almost as much as stop motion animation so this was extra fun.
