Earlier this morning, we posted a short film featuring hand-drawn animation by Headless Studio; I'd like to introduce another hand-drawn animator: Mirai Mizue. Recently, this Japanese artist has completed an animation-a-day project called Timbre A-Z, each video is a 30-second vignette showcasing Mizue's distinct abstract style and sensibilities.
Mizue's explosive minimalist animations create psychedelic, complex patterns with overlapping cell-like creatures. With very simple forms and sounds he creates an overwhelming euphony (sometimes cacophony) of stimuli. I adore Mizue's clever use of color, movement and space to keep his animations engaging despite a limited visual and sound palate to work from.
Check out the video above, and more after the break.
Check out Calf, an independent film label where you can find a DVD of Mizue's work, as well as other independent Japanese filmmakers.
(via CDMo)
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