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‘Link’ Is a Clever Rube Goldberg Done in Stop-Motion

This clever Rube Goldberg creation was done using stop-motion animation.

By Moss & Fog1 min read

Rube Goldberg contraptions are always a joy to witness, the quirky, this-hits-that sequence of events, and the precarious nature of it all. “Link” is a short film featuring those types of motions, but all done through stop-motion. In this sense, the objects have a lifelike movement to them, and lend the short film a choreographed nature.

Created by Designer Tomohiro Okazaki.

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