14 Frame Animation by KITCHAOS
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Apo2>electricsheep>PSP animation
Here is another brief animation with the first 14 frames of 128. I forgot that I had saved these stills. This is one of my favorites...I like the 2 tiny spirals in the corners. Eventually the center spiral morphs a bit. A Paul Simon lyric comes to mind, "he sees angels in the architecture, spinning in infinity". Posted in flock 165, Oct. 21, 2004.
Have a nice Sunday!
Chris

Comments (20)
Im spinning out... Arrrrrrghhhh U mentioned a while ago u were going to get into anims. I`d like to see the all the frames :) Well done
Cool! Got a double-whammy of your animations this morning! This one is great as well!! V (:
very cool ani... love it..
That looks like a time-lapse of galactic motion!! I love it!!
Okay...I get vertigo easily...lol Awesome!
makes me dizzy so it must be good!! really cool Chris
Outstanding!
Yeah, I like those two little spirals moving as if trying to avoid the moves of the bigger one. Now you leave us wanting of how the full animation looks like !!.LOL.
Great animation!
Excellent animation, very hypnotic ! Give us some more ! :D
Yeah...a lightspeed spacewarp! Excellent!
TOO COOL Chris! I am just starting to learn how to do this. I love this one,very entertaining and beautiful! :) V
Spectacular and great fun! I'm loving these anims, Chris!! V
Another great animation. I like those two little spirals on the outside.
I like this cool animation alot
A pleasing sight for me agin' eyes, matey! Excellent work!
beautiful swirling here - like galaxies on ice - skater spirals
Yes, a real joy to watch..
Those side spirals are really fascinating!
The images resemble pictures from the hubble telescope.Grand.