Cinema Mosaic

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  • Michael Branson Smith
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Pick a film and create an animated mosaic from a single image (like a poster) or gif (a single moment). Divide that image into a grid – 3 x 3 for a total of nine images. For each portion of the grid add a different moment of the film into a new gif. Tile the new gifs together in a mosaic (tumblr does this well). The resulting set of gifs should alternate between the single image and the various moments.

Inspired by Jet Studio’s Cinema Mosaic Tumblr.

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@CeliaSdigitally

Making a Cinema Mosaic…Frozen Themed

For one of my weekly assignments, I decided that I would challenge myself by completing a five-star assignment that took more time and energy. I

@TreeStand_98

GIF Mosaic

via GIPHY

GIF of me throwing: Shot Put, Discus, Hammer, Javelin, & Weight Throw

This design assignment was supposed to be about a movie poster but

@Hugh_B_

Photoshop Gone Rogue

For this assignment the task was to create an animated mosaic about a movie using a single image that then splits up into a grid

@byernatalie

Don’t Put Baby In A Corner

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— Natalie Beyer (@byernatalie) June 30, 2016

http://beyernatalie.tumblr.com/post/146720399754

I’ve put multiple ways/links to view my cinema mosaic because WordPress won’t let me

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