Gorgeous!!! Love that the books self shelve themselves lol

Looks great! And love the stop motion at the end. So cool!

This looks awesome. Love the animation at the end.

Nice job 👍

THANK YOU. I now make completely unattached shelves, with variations using older small shelves as part of the method. Super simple, alterable. Only a hand saw is ever needed. Supports are 4 by 4s, lengths adjusted to widths of boards laid on top, so smaller books can avoid being in a recess...except when objets d'art, knick knacks, tchotchkes, stuffed animals and political dolls and so forth, as well as so ON....whatnots, widgets, and pine cones, shells and natural distractions~~~ are in front of less-used books. CD shelves are very useful, and are often flung, since CDs re not any more useful now than vinyl. I recommend colored sands found in Magic Windows...several other brands available. Clamp lamps with jointed spring-tensioned take up zero extra usable space in my small cat-less dog-less childless paupered cripple's Inner Space. I agree, the varied nooks method is great. I have seen equally asymmetrical shelving from Asia, highly carved. Largest books are on bottom shelves, and most are ON THEIR SIDES, STACKED....as print on bindings mostly are easier to read. Libraries and bookstores hurt injured spine and neck, as one tends to lean to read spines. My dad made redwood shelves for library...we cried...and uses sunken screws on four pieces of wood to make supports, so wood not wasted. The width of 4 by 4s does reduce shelf spaces, and very short shelves make this ratio worse. Minor, given advantages. Dad was an important research scientist, I learned wood shop in pre-prep school...Chris Reeve was a year younger, early 60s, Princeton Country Day, now coed Princeton Day School...but why go to extra work? AND these are modular, adjustable, with mere RESTACKING. Rethanx. Good presentation. I also can vary woods so as to get color variation...white wood ads visibility, but prefer darker...oak too expensive and hard to cut, and painted wood...'de gustibus non disputandum est', except when one likes debate. I prefer to be right in advance, so, left winged.

Magnifique !!!!

I love this….

I have another perfect sticker to add to the top table on the back wall. Maybe, if I ever make it to Main.

Obi-Wan Kenobi saves the Midichlorians!

Wonderfull Thank you

Well done creators a vision of a selfless act. Helping others. The key is not yourself but the things around us

That was beautiful!

Love stop-motion🤗 nice music aswell

Such a beautiful animation

10!

Beautiful... Beautiful.... Beautiful.

Exquisite!!!

Why kinda dope are some of you doing? WOW share some, it's just a goofy azz little mini movie.... it's all fake there's nothing "deep" here.

Great lil short film 🙏

Creepy looks like the bottom half of his face had his skin peeled away. Guess it's supposed to be a beard?

Gosh, this was really sweet. Thank you. 😌🤌👍

Awesome.

Things like this film, raise my hope a little, for humanity. Usually, especially lately, I haven't felt lie we have a chance.,..especially since 2022 when I lost so much....I haven't been able to drag myself back from the edge. This film....has given e hope that good doesn't always jean good for humanity., ad this gives me a smile I needed to feel. A small ember of hope it isnt all going to shit.

5:56 some ideas for your setup so you can patent it. use a full monitor in the back to paint or place chinese silk screen theater art stuff and to draw on plastic sheets like the ones you can xerox with a laser printer and then paint on with poster paint. this LCD montor is multiuse. and then have a LCD "pixel scrreen" without the backlight in the front and use paints in the back of it on plastic films (80s overhead projector xerox laser printable) to "bring out colors" you can even have just RGB "stacks and offsets" LCD screen at the back and in in the front planes for digital assets. now if you can understand all that and visualize it, which you won't because you're a homo retard then you can patent it. good luck.

This is so interesting.

Thank you for showing a great explanation for history of multiplane camera and your craftsmanship!!

What's the advantage of building a traditional multi-plane camera setup to using a multi-plane feature in animation software?

The melody in the music reminds me of the one song in The Goonies...

Really enjoyed this

Back in third grade, I did a science project on the multiplane camera and since then, I’ve always wanted to use one! Really great work!

Nicola my friend! The ball lightning gave you away. How does it feel to be clay now.

fantastic!!

So good! I was recently at a Lego store wondering why the set wasn’t an actual usable multi plane for a smartphone! Loved seeing your construction process.

I teach Animation History to my Korean students and shown them all about German director and pioneer Lotte Reiniger about her silhouette stop motion puppetry. And my students project is to do a group short and dirty short film using their cel phones to film their cut out silhouettes with front project. Similar to the Indonesian shadow puppet shows "Wayang Kulit". I presented the history and development of the multiplane camera and yes Lott Reiner again was the first one who developed and created the earliest form of the multiplane. I enjoyed how you showed and built the Multiplane camera and your nice tribute to her passion as a pioneer in stop motion shadow puppetry. BTW I have Lotta Reinger's book too!

Love seeing the design process.

There's something about stop motion that I find enthralling. Ray HArryhausen, Nick PArk...this.

This was a beautiful work of art. I especially thought the sound design was impeccable.

Gorgeous - will live forever.

Jeannie , I’m so very sorry for your loss . Even though we don’t know each other , you were brave enough to post about your loss and I think that’s a step towards healing ❤️‍🩹 . You will never “get over it” , you will simply learn to live with it . I wish you the very best and again , I’m so very sorry for your loss . Take care and may God bless you going forward . Peace to you . ☮️

This one’s a cut above, man. Your earlier vids were great, but this one raises the bar.

I loved this video. It was so inspiring to hear about the history of the multi-plane. 😍

Loved the history and getting shown the passion that still supports and appreciates this style of animation!

Very nice.

this..was...BEAUTIFUL.

What was the poison fog? Lead poisoning of our water was a metaphor for the poisonous weather referred to?

This is just wonderful :3

This made absolutely no sense.

How much would you charge to make one a little bigger than this?

Enjoyed. Good storytelling, and digg its design.