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Found a cool clothing commercial from 1988.

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2019 ∆¥¥ ►ΣΣ (D-D アイドル)3 years ago

The Blue Hearts should be much much bigger outside of Japan.

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POPDUST1 year ago

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JJSignal - ROM: NEURODIVER OUT NOW!3 years ago

I adore these I.N. EXPRESS ads. The combination of the wild rotoscoped dancing, and the art style in the later ones go so perfectly with The Blue Hearts. They're perfect. PERFECT.

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Rushnerd.bsky.social🍥3 years ago

Oh, I remember finding this while deep researching rotoscoping. Pretty much any rotoscoping media is of great interest to me because it takes so much work and is so rarely used. Still waiting on anyone brave enough to make another movie like "A Scanner Darkly". Maybe AI can help?

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🇬🇹(J.K.O.)🇲🇽3 years ago

Whenever I see awesome shit like this, Im always left wondering what happened to the people who made it. What did they do after? Where are they know?

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Just a Onlooker3 years ago

Man, that is some impressive rotoscope animation.

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Roland Mejia3 years ago

This feels like im looking at a jojo ad

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Lexi Kitestar3 years ago

love the Sonic 1 special stage fish sky

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ghounder84 🚂3 years ago

11/10 commercial

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Amarion -2%3 years ago

Why do I like this rotoscoping but I get the ick when I see it in most cases

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Loren Helgeson3 years ago

I'm usually not a fan of rotoscoping, but this is so lively, I can't help it. I love this, and this is ringing all kinds of nostalgia bells for me. I mean, I was a kid in the 80s who watched a lot of TV. Or maybe it just reminds me of those old MTV and Nickelodeon bumpers.

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