Phenakistoscope by Belgian physicist Joseph Plateau, 1887; art printed or painted on a spinning plate and seen in a slit.
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Phenakistoscope by Belgian physicist Joseph Plateau, 1887; art printed or painted on a spinning plate and seen in a slit.

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a phonotrope mini film for my expanded animation class
Phenakistoscope inspired animation I made by engraving a blinking eye on an old DVD.
"A Garashir Waltzing"
A Garashir paint over animation of Eadweard Muybridge's "A Couple Waltzing" zoopraxiscope disc from 1893.
This is my first animation I've ever worked on and I had to figure out how to move the tail because Garak deserves a tail and the original ofc didn't have one.
Also, Garak in a Dress!!!
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the phenakistoscope, a 19th century precursor to animated cinematography.

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'phenakistoscope,' optical illusion designed by joseph antoine ferdinand plateau, 1832.
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