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Adventures in stillmotion with Andrew Kornylak

Andrew Kornylak is doing some amazing things in the great outdoors, putting still photos together in sequence to make multimedia in a style he calls “stillmotion”.

In this Digital Photo Pro article, Kornylak explains the idea. It’s photography meets stop motion animation, meets pop video meets slideshow.

Rapid burst shots are edited together so tight they almost look like video – but not so tight that you can’t see the difference. It’s clear that you’re watching a different kind of visual art.

Kornylak’s homepage has original Stillmotions in higher-def Quicktime, as well as plenty more visual delights. It’s video, Jim, but not as we know it.

CGI that will make your eyes pop out of your head

Sit yourself down, free up 15 minutes of your time, and drown yourself in The Third and The Seventh, an amazing piece of video from Alex Roman.

It would be an amazing piece of work if it had been produced by traditional means; it’s even more impressive when you learn that almost everything you see here is computer-generated.