So this is pretty darn cool. Using 4,800 Post-it Notes, Michael Birken took 5,722 still images and created a stop-motion masterpiece. The film is derived from two of his favorite childhood arcade games, Pac-Man and Super Mario Bros.. According to his YouTube page, Michael posted the notes on various walls in his office and took shots one frame at a time. It took him over 11 months to complete.
It is really fun to watch, check it out. It reminds me of that other fabulous Post-it note creation I posted 2 years ago, "The Power of Love".
Being a fan of intriguing concepts and art, the video below surpasses all of that. The mural in the film was made using personalized post-it notes to create a stop-motion film. It is absolutely genius. The YouTube description states the following:
Animation made with 350 thousand sheets of Post It ® on the front of the Galeria Melissa in São Paulo for the launching of the "Melissa Power of Love." Photographed step by step and performed by 25 animators in five months, and a beautiful film action generated an extra special surprise: more than 30 000 spontaneous messages of love left by fans of Melissa and visitors. This is the power of love that causes Melissa.
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