An Artist Created a Stop-Motion Short Film Using 1139 Light Paintings

Light painting is the process of using light and long pic photography to create almost electric - expect works of prowess . This number of light hocus-pocus has been used by artist and hobbyists to create stunning visual works as well as repair theproton flow from GhostBusters . But Darren Pearson , also known as Darius Twin , instead created “ Lightspeed , ” a stop - movement short moving-picture show made up of 1139 freestanding light house painting .

“ Lightspeed , ” expel earlier this hebdomad , is actually the 2nd film Pearson has created by using a mixture of stop motion but also a few long exposure landscape painting shots . 2013 ’s “ Light go On , ” which used 720 light - painted frames , has a standardised vibe , and what I can only arrogate , required an equal amount of fortitude to defy the inherent tediousness that can come with quit movement .

Darren Pearson says on his web site that “ Lightspeed ” was a culmination of one year ’s work , which is actually really impressive when you regard what it takes tojust make one light painting . Unfortunately , now I ’m greedy — I require a full film completely created using this easy magic . That would only be like … 68,340 paintings for a two - hour cinema . That ’s not so bad , right?[YouTubeviaPetaPixel ]