Benjamin Zimmermann of KonkreteGifs uses pencils and Stabilo markers to create hand-drawn geometric animations. Cubes, hexagons, and other angular shapes are presented as three-dimensional explorations on plain white or gridded paper. The objects move, shift, and tumble across the space either in graphite grayscale or technicolor shades.
I like it pretty much because of how easy and uncomplex it looks like.
The concept is easy to understand as well as the meaning of the work of the Artist. perhaps by this gif he tries on making statement that if everything could rewind in time and be reborn then we could avoid on making any mistakes.
“I really love GIFs because they have to be short, but at the same time infinite loops,” the German artist explained to Colossal. “… I really like the unsteady character of my hand-drawn GIFs, they have something human that my 3D animations were missing. There are always little errors in my work.”
For this one, i just love the fact that he ends the colours at the same exact place ones it ‘full’ rotate it.
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