All 90 looks
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- Pinball cel cartoon1970s cel animation: fine outlines, airbrushed volume, deco ornament.
- Shadow puppetsBacklit cut-paper silhouettes in amber light.
- 1930s rubber-hose cartoonSepia noodle limbs, film grain and gate weave. The waiter brings a shot; a whole bottle slams down instead.
- Marker diary comicFelt-tip panels on a lined notebook page that draw themselves in. Streaky fills miss the lines; the camera drifts from panel to panel.
- Neon signBent glass tubes on a brick wall: lit and unlit poses, failing tubes, the drums switch the sign.
- Flash-photo cutouts1980s point-and-shoot snapshots cut out and hinged as paper puppets: harsh flash, red-eye, orange date stamp.
- Vintage board gamePrinted cardboard from separate ink plates: halftone dots, slight misregistration, worn edges. Turned wooden pawns hop, wobble and dance on the board.
- Cross-stitch samplerEvery X is two thread strokes with sheen on even-weave linen. The needle stitches each picture in; a cold blue heart is unpicked and restitched red.
- Old stencil-coloured tarotBlack outlines with flat colour that slips off the lines, on aged card. The camera moves into a card and its picture comes alive in stiff steps.
- Halftone press photosGrainy black-and-white halftone with flash bursts. The shots land as pages of a 1950s picture magazine, then a contact sheet with a red grease-pencil circle.
- Painted film posterBrushy 1950s Italian cinema-poster paint on a wall of pasted bills. A broom pastes up each new sheet; her heart glows through her coat.
- Film-leader countdownScratched grey academy leader with the sweeping wipe. Each number opens on a small scene, and the count runs to eight and a half.
- Tea leavesOverhead on a gingham cloth. The leaves in the cup gather into shapes, a hand turns the cup, and they swirl into the next reading.
- 16-bit pixel artA SNES-era racing game drawn at 320x180 in 46 colours, scaled up with crisp pixels.
- 1980s paint-program screensPhone and app screens drawn as early desktop art: stepped pixels, a 216-colour palette with ordered dither, one-pixel outlines on indigo. Here a phone holds a phone that holds the shot.
- 1970s TV newscastA wood-cabinet television in a lamp-lit den. The station's spinning globe ident whites out to the anchor at his desk with a picture box over his shoulder, and the yellow teleprinter strip slides up.
- Smudged charcoalCharcoal figures and hatched walls on grey, rubbed paper. The guitar player talks with his hands to the kid in the striped shirt, and each old pose stays behind as a faint smudge.
- Sepia film lookHis own desert footage, already aged with burnt edges, grain and sepia. The generated shots were graded to this finish so they cut in with it.