All 90 looks
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- Pinball cel cartoon1970s cel animation: fine outlines, airbrushed volume, deco ornament.
- Junkyard collageTorn paper, newsprint and tin, moving in stop motion.
- Cut-out collageA hinged paper puppet plane over photo-collage scenery; giant scissors snip the sky.
- Risograph posterMisregistered pink, teal and yellow inks with halftone grain, and a Warhol triptych.
- Crayon and wet paintA child's crayon drawing, then wet paint floods over it. The lollipop tree pours down into a willow.
- 1930s rubber-hose cartoonSepia noodle limbs, film grain and gate weave. The waiter brings a shot; a whole bottle slams down instead.
- Cut-paper shapesFlat scissor-cut stars, hearts, lips and springs slap in on the beat and pile up around him.
- 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.
- Flash-photo cutouts1980s point-and-shoot snapshots cut out and hinged as paper puppets: harsh flash, red-eye, orange date stamp.
- ClaymationPlasticine aliens in a cardboard med bay, posed on twos: thumbprints, soft studio light, a cryopod.
- Vintage board gamePrinted cardboard from separate ink plates: halftone dots, slight misregistration, worn edges. Turned wooden pawns hop, wobble and dance on the board.
- Toon world, one cameraA soft toon-shaded 3D world drawn in code, with one camera that never cuts. A small mint robot anchors it while the camera dives into chat panels, orbits, cranes and pulls back over a crowd.
- Circus chromolithographGlittery red, blue and gold ink on cream stock: big top, tightrope walker, bunting and a prize wheel, with the words strung up as banners.
- Bold-outline pastel cartoonOne navy outline, flat pastel fills with a single shade band and halftone dots, and springy motion. The ticket pops in, a rubber stamp slams it BOOKED, and sparkles fly out.
- Cut paper with depthA paper diorama filmed by a moving camera: every piece is textured card with a lit cut edge, casting a soft shadow on the layer behind. Scenes change like a pop-up book, folding flat and springing up around the character.
- Storybook cartoon, painted groundRound outlined characters with simple faces over soft painted backgrounds that have no outlines at all: layered hills, haze and sunlight. The elephant tries to open the gorilla's banana with its trunk.
- Sculpted shadowbox reliefA deep box of sculpted pastel pieces at dawn, filmed by a camera that slides across it: a sun made of lit windows rises over stepped hills, trees bloom rosette by rosette, a train of beads rolls along piping between two portholes. Every piece is cut in tiers so it reads as rounded clay, and casts a soft shadow on what sits behind it.
- Toon dioramas in circle portalsOne object stays in the middle of the frame for a whole song while small toon-shaded 3D scenes open around it as circles on cream paper and close again; on each chorus they pack together into a planet. The people are moulded-plastic toy figures with one dark outline.
- Kawaii watercolourBoxy characters with kaomoji faces, wobbly marker line over pastel watercolour washes.
- Brushstroke painting, FauvistThe brushstroke renderer in bright cadmiums and cobalt on cream ground.
- 16-bit pixel artA SNES-era racing game drawn at 320x180 in 46 colours, scaled up with crisp pixels.
- Pixel voxel loopA little block world rendered small in 3D and blown up into hard pixels. It turns once in eight seconds and the last frame runs straight into the first, sized for a Spotify Canvas.
- Animated video callA spoken conversation played over a drawn video call. Two tiles, two bold-outline characters in flat rooms, live captions, and mouths that move with each voice.
- Engraved cut-outs, after GilliamVictorian engravings drawn in code and hand-tinted, on hinged pieces over airbrushed skies. The boss rises like a moon and his lid flips open.
- Psychedelic pop, after Yellow SubmarineFlat 60s print colours, Art Nouveau line, banded cloud hills and balloon lettering. A convention of clouds.
- Lyric chain-reaction machineOne ball runs one long hand-drawn machine, and every part is a joke about the line being sung beside it. On the last word the camera pulls back: the whole machine is a ring around one lit window.
- Playable inked pianoA hand-inked upright you can turn round and play. A tour is written on the music desk as a real score, one key for each show, and pressing a key plays the note and brings up the date and town. Switch on see-through and the hammer hits the string.
- Flat to deep streetA winter tour town drawn in clean ink with two-tone shading reads as a flat poster, then the lens widens while the camera moves in and the street opens into depth. Road cases that stood in a row turn out to run down the middle of the road.
- Bean-head cards in an inked worldFlat cartoon cards with round bean heads, dot eyes and stick legs stand in a painted 3D world with ink lines on every edge. The camera moves through the world while the cards stay flat, like paper puppets on a model set.
- Retro halftone cartoonA generated character lip-syncing the real vocal over a generated background.
- Felt dioramaFelt characters in a miniature set, animated shot by shot.
- Doodles on real footageCrayon and felt-pen characters living on an artist's real clip: a sleepy sun wakes in the sunset, crows sit on a cloud, a doodle wolf pup trots at his heel, a bird lands on his dog's head. The footage stays untouched.