Post 451 - Uh-Oh -- More Tests -- Nothing Good Can Come of This

In retirement, folks (ok, my brother) seem very concerned that I'll have too much time on my hands, so random assembly projects keep appearing in a (futile) attempt to keep my noggin active.  OK, this was the first, about 150 pieces, and it has been sitting on the shelf for about 25 years.   If I'm going to put something like this together, I'm going to "do something" with it.  Here's a test (fear not, it's open book):

                                        (cc) 2022 Jim Middleton, The Animating Apothecary

February 17, 2022 Updated version - need to align and enlarge the spinning building a bit more.

(c) 2022 Jim Middleton, The Animating Apothecary

Revisiting Sfumata - Number Two

After completing #1 in 1998, #2 should have been a breeze.  After all, it had been begun two years before that, using the unsupported Autodesk Animator Pro, designed for DOS.  Well, after 30 seconds and 90 layers, this much was finished.  Began with adjusting timing and colors, now that technology permits such luxuries on a budget of $35 and paper clips.

Time to wrap up the last 70%.  Let's hope for fewer distractions this time!  After all, #3 is becoming impatient.

And now from day 14 ...

14 days and getting a bit dizzy

13 days and still can't find enough boxes...

12 days and someone's following me!!!

11 days and no time to chill!

10 days ... tick tock tick tock .. original source material from "Diagonal Symphony" by Viking Eggeling - and lots of filters and alpha-channel adjustments