Sharpie Shoes 2 from jeffreezy17 on Vimeo.
This is the second Sharpie Video I’ve done. The first can be seen over here, and though I have fond memories of making that one, I am much more impressed with this one. It took a while longer to make, but what I had learned in the year between the two animations really makes for a better product in terms of video quality, tripod control, and even the idea is a little more fun.
Stole inspiration from Hokusai’s Wave to create these shoes with but a few sharpies.
Nice little Phoenix swooping across the empty space on a pair of lace-up red Vans. Done with acrylics.
Took some white shoes, purple-blue-black fade spray paint, little specks of tape to make the illusion of stars, and sharpie for the mountain range.
Friend had a pair of beat-up black Vans so I firework’d them with some acrylics.
Post-wisdom teeth removal left me wanting to feel productive, so I painted an acrylic rainbow on a pair of black Vans.
Original version of the Sharpie Shoes. Several hours just making patterns. I also tested out my mini-tripod and made a stop-motion animation.
This is the first Sharpie Shoes animation that I’ve done, and I’m pleased how it turned out. Inspired by a brown spot on one of the shoes (the result of a melted brownie falling on it), I just took a picture every so often to capture the transformation. It was my first time using the mini-tripod, so the technique isn’t quite perfect.