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claymation is a type of animation that has been around quite a while (since the early 1900′s) and continues to be a laborious form of animation today. to create a 30 minute film, you would need around 216,000 frames, running 24 frames per second. most times two frames of each still are taken, this is called “double framing.” there are several types of claymation including freeform claymation, strata-cut animation and clay painting. this video below is an example of clay painting.
video: youtube
this video is by joan gratz
“In Mona Lisa Descending a Staircse, images of the human face are transformed to communicate the graphic style and emotional content of key artworks of the 20th century, creating an animated history of art. This film won the Academy Award in 1992.”
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