Learn how to achieve this effect in this videotutorial by Dimitris Christou.
Dimitris writes:
We’ll use a nice and simple technique to build an abstract animation using Blender. You can actually use the technique described on any single mesh for some interesting results. I should thank cgcookie.com and Jonathan Williamson for the female basemesh model. You’ll find this tutorial (and more) at www.blendbend.com.
As always the final .blend file is shared at blendswap.com.
Enjoy!
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VERY cool. i like the feel of it.
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to add up, tied to post on the blog but that was weird.. so i do it here.
best thing i’ve seen blender used since ages! love itl.
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cool affect i am gonna watch once i reach home.
That effect is totally mindblowing :) thank you for sharing Dimitri :)
You’re welcome Michalis. Glad you like it!
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