Fiber artist Andrea Love recently shared a fantastic stop motion video in which she made a wool pizza from scratch. All the pizza ingredients, including dough, tomato sauce, and cheese, were actually threads of wool. And not only that but the tools and equipment were also made out of yarn. Even the oven that was used for baking the pizza!

To make the video more lifelike, Love even successfully recreated even the finer details of the pizza-cooking process. This included showing the dough being tossed, pizza sauce boiling on the stove, and even the cheese pull after she cut the pizza.

After watching the video, you probably wondered how Love managed to make this all happen using just wool. Well, if that’s the case, you are in luck. This talented Italian artist actually shared another video in which she showed all the behind-the-scenes work that went into creating the stop motion animation. This will make you appreciate her work even more.

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Super Mario Bros. is a popular platform video game that was first published in 1985 by Nintendo. Super Mario as a character appeared in many other Nintendo’s games, but the most popular game comes from Super Mario Bros.

See the stop-motion video by Laroy below.

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DeRushie makes the characters and scenes by hand and avoids too much digital editing, because of which his props need to be sturdy and last while the filming does. The movie is kid-friendly and colorful, but the message it conveys is not so cheerful.

He was thinking about how the animals are usually represented in animation and the effects this has in the real world, so he came to the conclusion that animation is a powerful tool. “With this in mind, I tried to portray a respectful relationship between human and animal and to treat the bird without too much anthropomorphism. I also wanted the film to feel like you were in the cage with the main character, and to be a bit confused by the world,” said DeRushie in a statement.

See the movie below.

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She earned a Bachelor degree in Web Media in 2016 at Bahrain Polytechnic and has been working as a freelance illustrator during her studies and after she got a degree. Over time, BuMetea positioned herself as an artist with a unique style and many respected brands have contacted her for her services. So far, she’s collaborated with Disney, Microsoft, Benefit Cosmetics, Guerlain, etc.

BuMetea says she prefers using pen and paper over digital tools. She loves the feeling of art coming alive on paper and also loves to incorporate various surprising objects in her videos that her audience isn’t always expecting.

To see more of her work, follow her on Instagram! Below are some of our favorite picks.

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Fiber artist Andrea Love recently shared a fantastic stop motion video in which she made a wool pizza from scratch. All the pizza ingredients, including dough, tomato sauce, and cheese, were actually threads of wool. And not only that but the tools and equipment were also made out of yarn. Even the oven that was used for baking the pizza!

To make the video more lifelike, Love even successfully recreated even the finer details of the pizza-cooking process. This included showing the dough being tossed, pizza sauce boiling on the stove, and even the cheese pull after she cut the pizza.

After watching the video, you probably wondered how Love managed to make this all happen using just wool. Well, if that’s the case, you are in luck. This talented Italian artist actually shared another video in which she showed all the behind-the-scenes work that went into creating the stop motion animation. This will make you appreciate her work even more.

The post Fiber Artists Cooks Wool Pizza in Amazing Stop Motion Video appeared first on MyTrendTales.

Super Mario Bros. is a popular platform video game that was first published in 1985 by Nintendo. Super Mario as a character appeared in many other Nintendo’s games, but the most popular game comes from Super Mario Bros.

See the stop-motion video by Laroy below.

The post Stop Motion Video of Real-Life 8-Bit Super Mario appeared first on MyTrendTales.

DeRushie makes the characters and scenes by hand and avoids too much digital editing, because of which his props need to be sturdy and last while the filming does. The movie is kid-friendly and colorful, but the message it conveys is not so cheerful.

He was thinking about how the animals are usually represented in animation and the effects this has in the real world, so he came to the conclusion that animation is a powerful tool. “With this in mind, I tried to portray a respectful relationship between human and animal and to treat the bird without too much anthropomorphism. I also wanted the film to feel like you were in the cage with the main character, and to be a bit confused by the world,” said DeRushie in a statement.

See the movie below.

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She earned a Bachelor degree in Web Media in 2016 at Bahrain Polytechnic and has been working as a freelance illustrator during her studies and after she got a degree. Over time, BuMetea positioned herself as an artist with a unique style and many respected brands have contacted her for her services. So far, she’s collaborated with Disney, Microsoft, Benefit Cosmetics, Guerlain, etc.

BuMetea says she prefers using pen and paper over digital tools. She loves the feeling of art coming alive on paper and also loves to incorporate various surprising objects in her videos that her audience isn’t always expecting.

To see more of her work, follow her on Instagram! Below are some of our favorite picks.

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