From Japanese animator Mirai Mizue, a massive amount of work: Modern … love how it turned out: “I finished this film in only two months after the completion of Playground. Inspired by optical illusions, like Escher’s paintings, I made the film using isometric drawings. my idea was to make a great film using only transformations of rectangular parallelepipeds. I applied the method of geometric animation, a technique used in Metropolis, in this film. Along with “cell” animation, I continue making films with the application of this method. (Hopefully, I will eventually discover a third alternative method to use in my films.)”

A long day of timbre is another amazing stop-motion short from Mirai Mizue, bringing a whole new perspective on psychedelia … again, the number of hours invested in this must have been quite high but I’m sure the gratification in the end was well worth it. Check out all of Mira’s videos on vimeo.