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Sure you have seen a zoopraxiscope. Is a a device for projecting motion pictures that pre-dated celluloid film strip still used today.
Was invented by Eadweard Muybridge, who was an English-born photographer, known primarily for his early use of multiple cameras to capture motion, and of course, the zoopraxiscope.
This is an experiment that takes his theory and tries to apply in an inverted way, instead of moving images, the reader is in movement.
It may look like this.
Was invented by Eadweard Muybridge, who was an English-born photographer, known primarily for his early use of multiple cameras to capture motion, and of course, the zoopraxiscope.
This is an experiment that takes his theory and tries to apply in an inverted way, instead of moving images, the reader is in movement.
It may look like this.
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First let me tell you that my english may not be the best, but Im not usual to write in an other languaje thats not mine... I'll apprecieate your corrections.
Well, back in the proyect... Its important to have permition to draw in someones street ot wall. If this is imposible, you may consider use a ereaseble material, or print the pictures instead.
When you try to do this, please ask someone to drive you. So you can see the zoopraxiscope without crashing.
MATERIALS:
You will need:
1. A serie of photos.
2. A street or wall where you can freely move a long.
3. Paper, scissors.
4. Paint (washable)
5. Tape or glue.
6. A car or a moving device such a bike or a trolley.
7. A friend who drives you.
8. A toilet paper tube (to use like a viewfinder).
Well, back in the proyect... Its important to have permition to draw in someones street ot wall. If this is imposible, you may consider use a ereaseble material, or print the pictures instead.
When you try to do this, please ask someone to drive you. So you can see the zoopraxiscope without crashing.
MATERIALS:
You will need:
1. A serie of photos.
2. A street or wall where you can freely move a long.
3. Paper, scissors.
4. Paint (washable)
5. Tape or glue.
6. A car or a moving device such a bike or a trolley.
7. A friend who drives you.
8. A toilet paper tube (to use like a viewfinder).
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Don't worry, the message gets across just fine! I would hate to try to post in Spanish, No one would understand...
Thanks for an unusual posting. I had to look up Cuernavaca to see where it is, it sounds like a great place.